A Qantas flight bound for Perth was forced to land with just one engine after a mid-air blowout.
A Qantas flight heading from Melbourne to Perth was forced to land with just one engine following a mid-air blowout.QF781 took off from Tullamarine airport in Melbourne just after 8.30pm on Monday in what was described as a smooth flight.
Passengers reported hearing a loud band upon the plane’s approach to Perth. Picture: Bell Tower Times “We know this would have been unsettling for customers on board and we thank them for their co-operation and understanding.”
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