Boeing made an emergency landing at Sheremetyevo airport

A Boeing 747-400 passenger plane en route from Moscow to Anadyr was forced to make an emergency landing at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport due to a malfunction sensor. This was reported by TASS on June 8, citing a source.

"The Boeing 747-400 Moscow – Anadyr flight returned to Sheremetyevo Airport due to a malfunction sensor," the agency's source said.

The operational services clarified that the plane landed normally. It is noted that the aircraft took off from Sheremetyevo at 18:46 Moscow time.

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On June 4, the Transport Prosecutor's Office of the Russian Federation began an inspection after an emergency helicopter landing in the Tomsk region. There were 17 passengers and three crew members on board, who were not injured in the incident. Later that day, the Federal Air Transport Agency classified the incident as an aviation incident.