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GOL flight G3 1433 took off from Goiânia International Airport to Congonhas Airport, in São Paulo, when it presented technical problems that required an immediate return to the airport of origin.
A plane from the company GOL made an emergency landing after taking off from Goiânia International Airport, in Goiás, bound for Congonhas Airport, in the capital of São Paulo, this Saturday morning (12).
According to GOL, the aircraft on flight G3 1433 presented technical problems and, after returning to Goiás airport, its flight was cancelled. GOL declined to say how many passengers and crew were on board.
The company stated, in a statement, that “all actions related to the operation were taken with a focus on safety”.
Furthermore, it informed that all impacted customers were receiving the treatments provided for by Resolution 400 of the National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC), according to their needs.

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