JUST IN: A Qantas flight travelling from Auckland has landed safely at Sydney Airport after issuing a mayday call. Qantas has released a statement confirming flight QF144 experienced engine issues about an hour from its destination. 9News MORE:
after a mayday call was made while the plane was travelling across the Pacific Ocean.
It's believed the plane suffered an engine problem while more than 100 people were on flight QF144 from Auckland to Sydney.A Qantas flight has landed safely at Sydney Airport after making a mayday call.READ MORE:According to Airservices Australia, a government-owned organisation responsible for the management of Australia's skies, a mayday call as an indication "an aircraft is in grave and imminent danger and requires immediate assistance".
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