United flight to Manila forced to turn around
<span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 13.8000001907349px;">KUAM News has learned United Airlines Flight 183 had to turn around and fly back to Guam.</span>
January 2, 2015Updated: January 2, 2015
By KUAM News
By KUAM News by Krystal Paco
Guam - KUAM News has learned United Airlines Flight 183 had to turn around and fly back to Guam.
Last night. According to GIAA spokesperson Rolenda Faasumalie the Boeing 737-800 aircraft departed Guam enroute to Manila at 815 in the evening but an hour and a half later notification was received by GIAA ramp control that they were experiencing problems with their right engine prompting the aircraft to return. As a result emergency response crews were activated to include airport police and air craft rescue and fire units. UA 183 landed without incident carrying 146 passengers.
Guam - KUAM News has learned United Airlines Flight 183 had to turn around and fly back to Guam.
Last night. According to GIAA spokesperson Rolenda Faasumalie the Boeing 737-800 aircraft departed Guam enroute to Manila at 815 in the evening but an hour and a half later notification was received by GIAA ramp control that they were experiencing problems with their right engine prompting the aircraft to return. As a result emergency response crews were activated to include airport police and air craft rescue and fire units. UA 183 landed without incident carrying 146 passengers.