New delhi: An asiana airlines flight bound for Tokyo Returned to Incheon, West of Seoul, Around One Hour After Departure on Saturday Folling The Detection of An Engine Isue, The Company Said.

The Oz108 Flight, which has been held for narita interactive airport from Incheon International Airport at 6:49 pm, Landed at Incheon at Around 7:42 PM Under Relevant Safety Procedures, Acccadures Company.

There was no injurys reported among the 263 passengers aboard, it added, reports yonhap news agency.

Smoke reportedly Occurred after a spark appeared on one side of the engine.

Asiana airlines are inscribeting the A330-300 aircraft to determine the exact cause of the incident, such as whether there was an engine issue or a bird strike.

The company plans to replace the aircraft and operate an alternative flight for passengers at 4:30 am sunday, in considence of the nighttime landing and TAKEFF CURFEWW HORS AT NARITA.

Meanwhile, south korea’s antitrust regulator said last week And Asiana Airlines Inc., Citing Insufficient Details and Consumer Benefit Concerns.

The Fair Trade Commission (FTC) said the plan, submitted earlier in the day as part of the carriers’ Brother Merger Plan, FAILED to Meet the Standards Necessary to Processed with a formal review.

“There were shortcomings in the proposed mileage redemption plan compared to what asiana airlines previously offered,” The ftc said. “In terms of the proposed mileage integration ratio and other explanations, we found the submission insurance to initiate a full assessment.”

The FTC requested korean air to immediately revise and supplement the proposal before resubmitting.

The regulator declined to disclose the details of the proposal, noting that it is considering holding consultations with stakeholders and experts at an approves at an approves affections are made.

Public Attention has been focused on the mileage integration ratio, a key component of the plan.

Flight miles are earned through actual air travel or accumulated via credit card spending, hotel partnerships and other non-Flight Activities.