Aircraft

DATE:09/11/07

SOURCE:Flightglobal.com

Nationwide 737 loses engine on take-off but lands safely

A Nationwide Boeing 737-200 bound for Johannesburg shed its right-hand engine during take-off from Cape Town International airport on 7 November. The crew made a safe emergency landing at Cape Town. None of the 106 passengers and crew on board flight CE723 were injured.

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