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Air Canada pilots land a Boeing 737 in Idaho after one other in-flight emergency

 An Air Canada Boeing 737 Max 8 landed safely in Idaho after experiencing an in-flight emergency Tuesday when pilots acquired a warning gentle within the flight deck, airline and airport officers stated.

The problem was decided to be a defective cargo maintain indicator, Air Canada stated in an e-mail, with out elaborating.

Boeing has been beneath intense scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers since January, when a part of the fuselage on a Boeing 737 Max 9 jet blew out midflight, exposing a gaping gap and forcing pilots to make an emergency touchdown. It’s the deepest disaster for the long-lasting plane producer since a pair of deadly crashes involving Max jets in 2018 in Indonesia and 2019 in Ethiopia.

On Tuesday, Air Canada stated Flight 997 from Mexico Metropolis to Vancouver, Canada, diverted to Boise Airport as a precautionary measure after the warning gentle got here on.

The plane landed usually at 10:59 a.m. and was met by first responders, airline officers stated. The aircraft will keep in Boise at the very least in a single day, in accordance with airline officers. In line with Transport Canada, the aircraft has been registered to Air Canada since Jan. 29, 2019. Its yr of manufacture was additionally listed as 2019.

The 122 passengers and 6 crew members had been ready in Boise on Tuesday for a unique jet to take them to Vancouver, airline officers stated. No accidents had been reported, Boise Airport officers stated in a publish on Facebook.

Boeing officers didn’t instantly reply to an e-mail in search of remark Tuesday.

Airline executives have expressed their frustration with Boeing, and even minor incidents involving jets the corporate produced are attracting extra attention.

A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 safely returned to Denver on Sunday after the engine cowl fell off and struck the wing flap throughout takeoff, in accordance with the Federal Aviation Administration.

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