A Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Jeddah made an emergency landing at Chennai airport on Monday evening after its second engine failed mid-flight, with all 186 people on board being declared safe. Emergency declared at Chennai airport Malaysia Airlines flight MH156, operated by an Airbus A330-200 registered 9M-MTY, had 186 people on board when a full emergency was declared at Chennai airport at 4:07 pm IST. The plane was scheduled to arrive in Chennai at 4.40 pm but landed safely at 4.44 pm after diverting to the airport due to engine trouble. Emergency response measures were activated and the aircraft was assigned to Bay 45. According to Chennai airport authorities, the No. 2 engine failed during the flight, leading to an emergency landing. All 186 people are safe A senior Chennai airport official told NDTV that the landing went smoothly and confirmed that all passengers were safe. There were no reports of injuries among the 186 people on board the plane. Airport emergency teams continued to work as the aircraft was safely transported to its designated bay. The aircraft is at the stage of technical evaluation After landing, the aircraft and the detected engine problem were assessed by Malaysia Airlines and related technical teams. The exact nature and cause of the No. 2 engine failure were not disclosed at the time of reporting. Details of the repair of the aircraft and the organization of further travel of passengers to Jeddah are expected. Post navigation Malaysia Airlines plane lands in Chennai, full emergency declared MATCH REVIEW: Red Bull New York II travel to Icahn Stadium to take on New York City FC II on Tuesday, September 8 | New York Red Bulls II