A Cathay Pacific Airways Airbus A330 turned back to Singapore Changi Airport on 16 May after a stall warning from one of its Rolls-Royce Trent 700 engines.
Cathay's flight crew shut down the no. 2 engine after receiving the alert, said the Oneworld carrier. The A330, which had departed Singapore for Jakarta at 00:54, landed back at Changi at 01:57 without incident.
The airline and Rolls-Royce are investigating the incident, said Cathay.
"The 136 passengers on the A330 were accommodated in hotels, and most were transferred to other flights later this morning," it added.
Cathay's flight crew shut down the no. 2 engine after receiving the alert, said the Oneworld carrier. The A330, which had departed Singapore for Jakarta at 00:54, landed back at Changi at 01:57 without incident.
The airline and Rolls-Royce are investigating the incident, said Cathay.
"The 136 passengers on the A330 were accommodated in hotels, and most were transferred to other flights later this morning," it added.
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