[caption id="attachment_50541" align="alignnone" width="1022"]File Photo File Photo[/caption] Kathmandu , 4 September: A passenger aircraft en route to the mountainous district of Mustang made an emergency landing at Pokhara airport minutes after take-off on Sunday, airport officials confirmed. "The aircraft operated by Summit Air, a private flight service provider in Nepal made an emergency landing at around 8 am  due to a technical glitch," Devraj Chalise, Information Officer at Pokhara airport  is quoted as saying. "The plane was returned to Pokhara Airport due to a technical problem in the engine. It returned back to the airport within seven minutes after it was airborne. The pilot reported some issues in the indication and made the landing with the help of a single engine. Investigation over the issue is underway," Chalise added. People's News Monitoring Service