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9th Oct 2003, 12:43
A bird-strike has forced an Air New Zealand plane to make an emergency landing at Dunedin airport.
The Boeing 737-300 turned back shortly after taking off for Christchurch just after 11am.
Inspector Warren Kemp says emergency services were put on standby as the plane circled Dunedin before landing safely on one engine.
There were 90 passengers on board at the time, many of them bound for Auckland.
The Boeing 737-300 turned back shortly after taking off for Christchurch just after 11am.
Inspector Warren Kemp says emergency services were put on standby as the plane circled Dunedin before landing safely on one engine.
There were 90 passengers on board at the time, many of them bound for Auckland.