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| An aircraft has had to make an emergency landing at Edinburgh Airport. | An aircraft has had to make an emergency landing at Edinburgh Airport. |
| The Flybe Bombardier Q400 had 36 people on board when crew members were forced to shut down one of its two turboprop engines on Monday morning. | |
| The airport was put on full emergency alert after the plane's captain put out a mayday call at 0740 BST. | The airport was put on full emergency alert after the plane's captain put out a mayday call at 0740 BST. |
| The plane, which had been travelling from Manchester Airport, landed safely and all on board left the aircraft just before 0800 BST. | |
| A Flybe spokeswoman said: "On Monday morning, Flybe flight BE7220 from Manchester to Edinburgh landed without incident at 0750 after reporting a technical fault with the aircraft. | |
| "This resulted in a warning light showing on the control panel. Engineers are investigating the fault and the aircraft is expected to resume its normal flying pattern this afternoon. | |
| "The Bombardier Q400 is a state of the art aircraft that is designed and manufactured to land safely after such an incident. | |
| "There was no adverse reaction from the passengers on board who disembarked safely upon arrival at Edinburgh." | |
| Were you one of the passengers on board the plane? You can e-mail us at newsonlinescotland@bbc.co.uk. | Were you one of the passengers on board the plane? You can e-mail us at newsonlinescotland@bbc.co.uk. |