Qantas plane forced to make a sudden U-turn just four hours after takeoff from Sydney Airport
A Qantas plane flying from Sidney to Johannesburg, the pilots had to make a sudden U -turn after warned against a technical error.
The A380 was just south of Tasmania when he had a mistake with satellite communication with satellite communication just four hours after taking off on Tuesday morning.
The satellite is necessary for pilots when flying on large water bodies.
QF63 left Sydney Airport immediately after 10 o’clock and there were more than 400 people with accommodation for night.
The service is now planned to be planned on Wednesday.
No emergency calls were made by the pilots.
Engineers will examine the plane and determine the cause of the error.
The flight from Sydney to Johannesburg takes 14 hours.
A380 was just south of Tasmania when it experienced a mistake with satellite communication only four hours after taking off on Tuesday morning (U -turn was depicted)
A Qantas plane flying from Sydney to Johannesburg had to make a sudden U -turn
