The aircraft made an emergency landing at Pulkovo Airport, St. Petersburg.
On Thursday, March 9, a passenger Boeing 737 en route from St. Petersburg to Izhevsk sounded an alarm after takeoff.
This is reported by the Russian SMP with reference to the aviation services.
“The plane gave an alarm about 10 minutes after takeoff . At that time, the board was at an altitude of about 3 thousand meters above the city. It almost immediately began to turn and descend to return to the airport of departure,” Russian propagandists write.
According to local channel 78, the plane made an emergency landing at Pulkovo airport, St. Petersburg. The reason for the emergency landing was allegedly a bird caught in the engine.
According to passengers, they saw fire in the left engine and informed the flight attendants. Those, in turn, warned the pilots about problems with the ship.
As previously reported, at the Russian airport in Sochi, fuel began to leak from the wing of the Ural Airlines aircraft during takeoff. This malfunction was accidentally noticed by the dispatcher and told the pilots.
