Turkish Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Kolkata Airport
A Turkish Airlines aircraft made a precautionary landing at Kolkata airport after a possible engine issue, with all passengers landing safely.
Jishan Khan 
A Turkish Airlines flight made an emergency landing at Kolkata’s Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport after the crew reported a possible engine problem during the journey.
The aircraft landed safely, and airport emergency services were placed on standby as a precaution. Passengers and crew were not injured, and standard safety procedures were followed after the aircraft came to a stop.
Airlines are trained to respond quickly to any technical warning, even if the issue later turns out to be minor. In such cases, pilots may choose to divert or land at the nearest suitable airport to ensure passenger safety.
After the landing, the aircraft was taken for technical inspection to assess the cause of the alert. Passengers were assisted by airline staff while further checks were carried out.
Incidents like this highlight the importance of safety protocols in aviation, where precautionary actions are taken even at the earliest sign of a potential technical concern.
