Qantas Flight Drama: Safe Landing in Auckland After Mayday Alert
A Qantas Airways flight from Sydney to Auckland made a safe landing following a mayday alert due to a flashing indicator light in the cargo. Emergency services were activated but there was no smoke detected. The situation has been resolved with slight delays to subsequent flights.

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- Australia
A Qantas Airways flight originating from Sydney has successfully landed in Auckland after the pilot issued a mayday warning, leading to the deployment of emergency services, according to a spokesperson for the airline. The incident was prompted by a flashing indicator light within the cargo area of the Boeing 737, although no smoke was visible on board.
The aircraft was carrying 156 passengers at the time of the incident, as confirmed by the spokesperson. Auckland airport released a statement indicating that emergency personnel were on standby in response to the initial report of issues by the inbound aircraft.
As operations return to normal at the airfield, travelers should be prepared for minor delays affecting both departing and arriving flights as the situation stabilizes.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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