There have been reports of a motor fire on the Airbus A330, which had just barely left the Tullamarine runway on the way to Kuala Lumpur.
The plane obviously dumped fuel before the crisis arrival.
Crisis groups were called to the airplane terminal at 2.20pm on Friday, and stay on standby. A representative for Ambulance Victoria said there were no reports of harmed travelers.
The plane was apparently conveying 300 travelers who stayed on load up as the plane was towed crosswise over to another range.
There are reports a motor was close down in mid-flight. The episode apparently happened not long after take-off.
A representative for Melbourne Airport affirmed the plane landed securely on Friday evening. She said no different flights had been influenced and the airplane terminal was working as typical.
The fuel dumping was standard proceedure before a crisis arrival, she said.
As indicated by online flight trackers, the plane – flight number MH148 – did a few circles above Melbourne before landing.
It's not the first run through a Malaysia Airlines A330 has been included in an episode at Melbourne Airport. Prior this year the Australian Transport Safety Bureau dispatched an examination concerning a reported "extreme hard-landing" made by a Malaysia Airlines A330 in Ma
