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UPDATE:Low oil pressure forces Northwest Airlines flight to fly on three engines - Brief Article - Correction Notice
Airline Industry Information, Jan 10, 2000
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(Corrects error in headline. The aircraft continued to fly on three engines, not one as previously stated).
A Northwest Airlines flight from Detroit, USA to Tokyo was forced to fly for about four hours with one engine shut down due to low oil pressure on 8 January.
The Boeing 747-400 was carrying about 400 passengers and crew, none of whom were injured when the aircraft landed at Tokyo`s Narita airport with one engine out of action.
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