
Passenger jet makes emergency landing in Canada due to engine failure
A United Airlines passenger plane flying from Washington to Amsterdam issued a distress signal over the Atlantic Ocean due to engine problems and landed successfully in Canada.
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The plane was flying from Washington to Amsterdam and was forced to change the route.
A United Airlines passenger plane issued a distress signal over the Atlantic Ocean. This is evidenced by data from the Flightradar24 service.
The plane was flying from Washington, USA, to Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The flight began on the evening of Sunday, October 11, and was scheduled to last eight hours.
About four hours after takeoff, the pilots reported an engine malfunction, writes the Airlive.net portal. As a result, the airliner turned around over the Atlantic and headed to Canada, where it landed at St. John's Airport.

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