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Jetlite Diverts due to Engine trouble.


Pictured: An eleven year old JetLite Boeing 737-81Q
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Contact photographer Vinish DSouza

What: Jetlite Boeing 737-800 en route from Port Blair to Delhi
Where: NSC Bose international airport in Kolkata
When: 2.55 pm
Who: 187 passengers
Why: While en route, the Jetlite plane developed problems with its right engine, and diverted to the NSC Bose International Airport. The plane made a safe landing.

Jetlite defined the problem as “technical trouble” and said that the plane was being repaired in a parking bay.

* Kolkata was a scheduled stop. Passengers who were planning to continue on to Delhi were booked on other planes.

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