A Maldivian AERO Umrah charter flight from Jeddah was grounded on Saturday after a reported engine failure, stranding returning Hajj pilgrims inside the aircraft for more than an hour. The airline had issued no public statement or clear information to passengers at the time of publication, and no confirmation of when pilgrims would be flown home had been given.
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A Maldivian AERO Umrah charter flight from Jeddah was grounded on Saturday after a reported engine failure, leaving returning Umrah pilgrims confined inside the aircraft for more than an hour without departure.
Word for word from the report in The Standard. Open the report
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Flight Q2 6360, operated by the national carrier Maldivian, was scheduled to depart Jeddah at 15:00 (Maldives time) to bring Maldives Hajj Corporation pilgrims home. Passengers had already boarded when the technical fault forced the delay.
Word for word from the report in The Standard. Open the report