An Amsterdam-bound United Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency diversion to Canada on Monday morning after experiencing a technical malfunction in one of its engines. United Airlines Flight UA946, operating a Boeing 767 aircraft from Washington to Amsterdam, encountered engine trouble mid-flight. The flight was carrying 122 passengers alongside 9 crew members, totaling 131 occupants on board. In response to the technical issue, the flight crew elected to divert the aircraft to St. John's International Airport in the Canadian province of Newfoundland. According to the airline, the aircraft landed safely, and all passengers deplaned normally without any reported injuries. Following the unscheduled landing, airline representatives arranged overnight hotel accommodations for all affected passengers. United Airlines announced that a replacement aircraft was dispatched to transport the travelers onward to their intended destination in Amsterdam.