A Delhi flight bound for Dubai was diverted to Pakistan on Tuesday after its pilot reported an oil leak, aviation authorities said.
The SpiceJet B737 plane landed in Karachi and all of its passengers disembarked safely, the Indian airline tweeted.
A replacement aircraft was sent to the Pakistani city to take the 132 passengers and 12 crew members to Dubai.
Pakistan's aviation authorities said the aircraft was allowed to land early on Tuesday - at 9.17am local time - after the pilot informed air traffic control about an oil leak.
“Our engineers are working on it. The pilot said he needed to make a landing due to an engine oil leak,” Saif Ullah, a spokesman for the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority told The National.
SpiceJet said the plane was able to make a standard landing.
“No emergency was declared and the aircraft made a normal landing,” said SpiceJet.
“There was no earlier report of any malfunction with the aircraft. Passengers have been served refreshments.”
Flight SG-11 was scheduled to depart Delhi at 7.40am local time and arrive in Dubai at about 9.50am, UAE time.
The replacement aircraft landed in Karachi at 6pm local time and the passengers left for Dubai after a 12-hour stopover.
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