Engine Problem, Japan Airlines Aircraft Emergency Landing

JAKARTA - The Japanese Airlines (JAL) aircraft reportedly made an emergency landing due to engine problems.

JAL flew west of Osaka from Aomori before finally landing an emergency, Saturday, June 22.

The company's spokesman confirmed that there were no injuries among the 47 passengers.

JAL with flight number 2154, took off from Aomori airport and landed more than half an hour later, the spokesman said, saying the company was investigating details of engine issues.