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MH emergency landing at DEL

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The Times of India reports a MAS flight had made an emergency landing at DEL after pilots detected technical faults.

 

Source indicates there were 158 people onboard the a/c and the aircraft looks like an A332.

 

Link to A.net's discussion

Edited by Y. J. Foo

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Glad everybody on board are safe

 

Usually MH 173 is operate by a 737-800.A look at the picture it look like a A330

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According to MH's website, the flight came back to DEL and was on the ground for less than 2 hrs and then, left again for KUL, with a rescheduled time of arrival around midnite tonight.

 

Interestingly, MH labeled it as a "retimed" - no balls to ever call any late flights a "delay". I'm hard pressed to recall when MH calls a late flight a "delay".

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According to MH's website, the flight came back to DEL and was on the ground for less than 2 hrs and then, left again for KUL, with a rescheduled time of arrival around midnite tonight.

 

Interestingly, MH labeled it as a "retimed" - no balls to ever call any late flights a "delay". I'm hard pressed to recall when MH calls a late flight a "delay".

 

Retimed sounds much softer compared to delayed... :lol:

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Isn't "retimed" a very popular term used by most airlines these days? You'd see plenty of it on the FIDS at the budget terminal too. But I hardly ever see "Delayed" anymore

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By Simon Hradecky, created Sunday, Feb 20th 2011 15:04Z, last updated Sunday, Feb 20th 2011 15:12Z

 

A Malaysia Airlines Airbus A330-300, registration 9M-MKH performing flight MH-173 from Delhi (India) to Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) with 158 passengers, returned to Delhi after the crew reported engine trouble. The aircraft landed safely about 110 minutes after departure.

 

Malaysia Airlines confirmed their A330 returned to Delhi due to a technical snag with one of the engines.

 

India's press partly reports a Boeing 737-800 (as scheduled) was involved, partly reports an A330. TV images show an A330. According to radar data the A333 registration 9M-MKH departed Kuala Lumpur as flight MH-172 to Delhi in the morning of Feb 20th.

 

 

Edited by Muhammad Othman

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