Saudi Arabian Boeing 767 makes emergency landing; 29 injured

January 05, 2014
A rented Saudi Arabian Airlines Boeing 767 made an emergency landing at Madinah Airport in the early hours of Jan. 5 after apparently experiencing a landing gear fault. Saudia confirmed the accident in a statement, saying the aircraft was operating as flight 4841 from the Iranian city of Mashhad to...

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