Airplane that made emergency landing in Gainesville headed to Charlotte

<p>The U.S.Airways plane that made an emergency landing in Gainesville on Monday afternoon was headed to Charlotte and had just taken off from the Gainesville Regional Airport.</p><p>Laura Aguiar, spokeswoman for the airport, said no one was injured and most of the passengers aboard flight 2338 were able to be re-booked on a later flight to Charlotte. Some others were booked onto other flights to make their travel connections.</p><p>"The flight had just taken off at 2:43p.m.," Aguiar said. "The pilot called back at 2:48 p.m. with engine trouble and then he turned the plane around and returned where we had emergency crews on standby but they landed without incident."</p><p>The plane, a CRJ200 model, seats 50 and has two engines. Aguiar said the plane remained on the ground at the airport Tuesday morning awaiting a decision by U.S. Airways officials on how and where to have the engine examined.</p>