A Pratt & Whitney-engine powered A320neo plane of GoAir returned to the city due to "high engine vibrations" after an hour of its take-off for Delhi Thursday, a source said.
The plane, which had 168 passengers on board, made a safe emergency landing at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport here at 12.15 pm, he said
Replying to a PTI query on this issue, the engine maker said, "Pratt & Whitney is working closely with GoAir to address the issue that occurred on the flight G8 319 operating from MumbaiDelhi."
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