Close X
Monday, September 23, 2024
ADVT 
National

Air France Cargo Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Halifax After Engine Fails

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 15 Apr, 2015 12:36 PM
    HALIFAX — An Air France cargo plane made an emergency landing in Halifax after losing engine power Tuesday night.
     
    Peter Spurway, a spokesman for the Halifax International Airport Authority, says the aircraft touched down at about 9:35 p.m.
     
    He says the Boeing 777 lost power in one of its two engines, but it wasn't yet clear what caused the problem.
     
    There were three crew members on the plane, which landed without incident.
     
    Spurway says firefighters and emergency responders were on scene but their services were not needed.
     
    Flight 6738 was en route from Paris to Chicago.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    Charges Against 11 Accuseds In Drug Trafficking Ring In Vancouver's Impoverished Downtown Eastside

    Charges Against 11 Accuseds In Drug Trafficking Ring In Vancouver's Impoverished Downtown Eastside
    Supt. Mike Porteous says federal organized crime investigators and the RCMP assisted in serving search warrants in the city and in New Westminster, Coquitlam, Surrey and Maple Ridge. The total value of the seizures is estimated at $1.8 million.

    Charges Against 11 Accuseds In Drug Trafficking Ring In Vancouver's Impoverished Downtown Eastside

    Divers Find 20-cm Wide Puncture In Coast Guard Icebreaker Hull That Struck Shoal

    Divers Find 20-cm Wide Puncture In Coast Guard Icebreaker Hull That Struck Shoal
    ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Divers who examined an icebreaker that struck a rocky shoal off Newfoundland and began taking on water found a 20 centimetre-wide puncture in its hull, the coast guard said Thursday.

    Divers Find 20-cm Wide Puncture In Coast Guard Icebreaker Hull That Struck Shoal

    Death Of Five Cree Hunters In Quebec Fire An 'Unfathomable Loss'

    Death Of Five Cree Hunters In Quebec Fire An 'Unfathomable Loss'
    CHIBOUGAMAU, Que. — Five Cree hunters from northern Quebec have died in a cabin fire in a tragedy described by the Cree leader as an "unfathomable loss."

    Death Of Five Cree Hunters In Quebec Fire An 'Unfathomable Loss'

    TransCanada Confirms It Won't Be Building Energy East Terminal At Cacouna, Quebec

    TransCanada Confirms It Won't Be Building Energy East Terminal At Cacouna, Quebec
    TransCanada Corp. called off its plans to build a marine terminal at Cacouna, Que. as part of its Energy East pipeline project on Thursday and pushed back the project's expected completion date by nearly two years.

    TransCanada Confirms It Won't Be Building Energy East Terminal At Cacouna, Quebec

    Lilydale Adds Roasted Turkey Product To Previous Recall Over Listeria Concern

    Lilydale Adds Roasted Turkey Product To Previous Recall Over Listeria Concern
    OTTAWA — A previously announced recall of Lilydale cooked chicken has been expanded to include cooked turkey breasts from the same company, due to possible Listeria contamination.

    Lilydale Adds Roasted Turkey Product To Previous Recall Over Listeria Concern

    Neil Bantleman, Canadian Teacher, Found Guilty, Sentenced To 10 Years On Jakarta Child Sex Charges

    Neil Bantleman, Canadian Teacher, Found Guilty, Sentenced To 10 Years On Jakarta Child Sex Charges
    JAKARTA, Indonesia — An Indonesian court has found Burlington, Ont., teacher Neil Bantleman guilty of child sexual abuse and sentenced him to 10 years in prison Thursday.

    Neil Bantleman, Canadian Teacher, Found Guilty, Sentenced To 10 Years On Jakarta Child Sex Charges