BA flight makes emergency African landing

A British Airways flight from Uganda to London was forced to make an emergency landing today at Entebbe International Airport after an engine shutdown. There were no injuries.

Wed, 08 Sep, 2004 - 15:41

A British Airways flight from Uganda to London was forced to make an emergency landing today at Entebbe International Airport after an engine shutdown. There were no injuries.

Flight BA062 took off with 177 passengers from Uganda’s main airport as scheduled when one of the Boeing 767’s two engines shut down, BA said.

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