It has been a foul month to be Boeing as a sequence of incidents have led to a number of emergency landings.

A Boeing 747 cargo aircraft started taking pictures sparks shortly after taking off from Miami Worldwide Airport Thursday night time and was pressured to make an emergency touchdown.

Atlas Air mentioned the incident was attributable to an “engine malfunction quickly after departure” and confirmed that the plane landed safely with no accidents. The aircraft was headed to Luis Muñoz Marin Worldwide Airport in Puerto Rico.

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Melanie Adaros, who witnessed the incident and took the video footage that has since gone viral on social media, mentioned she noticed the aircraft “swerving” and puzzled whether or not or not it was going to fall or explode.

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The aircraft took off at 10:32pm and instantly circled again to land.

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“There’s all the time planes flying overhead, however they’re little planes,” Adaros informed the Related Press. “However this did not sound like a little bit aircraft. It sounded very low, so I turned … You all the time see a aircraft going up or happening. This one was simply at a gradual degree and it was taking pictures sparks. It was very surreal.”

In a post-flight inspection, the FAA mentioned that it discovered a “softball-sized gap” close to the second engine of the aircraft.

“We are able to affirm that Flight 5Y095, a 747-8 cargo plane, has landed safely after experiencing an engine malfunction quickly after departure from Miami Worldwide Airport (MIA),” Atlas Air informed native outlet FOX 35 in a press release. “The crew adopted all normal procedures and safely returned to MIA. At Atlas, security is all the time our prime precedence and we might be conducting a radical inspection.”

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That is the third incident with a Boeing aircraft this yr.

Earlier this month, an Alaska Airways aircraft was pressured to emergency land after an emergency door panel blew out of the aircraft mid-flight.

Simply days in the past, one other Boeing aircraft needed to emergency land in Japan after a crack was discovered within the cockpit window 40 minutes into the flight.

Boeing was down slightly below 19% in a one-month interval as of Friday afternoon.