Singapore Airlines plane Bursts into flames after emergency landing

A Singapore Aircrafts plane headed for Milan

burst into flames not long after making a crisis

landing.

Flight SQ368, which withdrew at 02:05 nearby time

on Monday (18:00 GMT Sunday), was two hours

into the flight when the pilot reported there

was a motor issue.

The plane turned back and arrived before the

right motor of the Boeing 777 burst into blazes.

Each of the 222 travelers and 19 group on board were

securely emptied.

"We were noticeable all around for 60 minutes prior

we started to notice gas," one traveler who

gave his name as Chuan told the BBC.

"The pilot went ahead the radio and said that

there was an oil spill in one of the motors and

that they were going to turn and backpedal to

Singapore."

Chuan included that every one of the travelers were exceptionally

quiet and that he really "backpedaled to rest"

after the declaration was made.

It was simply after he got off the flight that he

acknowledged how "near death" he and his better half

had been.

Firefighters took around five to 10 minutes to

quench the flares, he said.

Travelers will be exchanged to another flying machine

which is relied upon to withdraw for Milan later on

Monday, said Singapore Carriers in an announcement

on Facebook .