A plane with a failed engine landed successfully at Hamburg airport

The plane of the low-cost German airline Eurowings, with more than 130 people on board, made an emergency landing at Hamburg airport. The tabloid Bild writes about this on April 10.

"The Airbus A319 reported technical problems shortly after takeoff in the direction of London," the publication says.

The media notes that the airliner turned around over the city of Bremen and returned to the airport of departure. The cause was an engine failure.

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In February, CBS News reported an emergency landing of a single-engine plane in the middle of a street in Georgia. It was noted that the side touched several cars, as a result of which at least two people were injured. As the pilot of the aircraft noted, technical problems were detected during the flight.

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