Flight carrying congressman lands after engine problem reported

LEXINGTON, Ky. - A Delta Air Lines jet carrying U.S. Rep. Harold &#34;Hal&#34; Rogers made a precautionary landing Sunday in Knoxville, Tenn., after the pilot reported an engine problem.<br> <br> The approximately 90 passengers on board were put on another aircraft and landed in Lexington about two hours late.<br> <br> Flight 880 took off from Atlanta without incident but well into the flight turned around to land at Knoxville. Emergency vehicles greeted the plane, which landed without incident, and it taxied to the terminal under its own power.<br> <br> After a short wait in Knoxville, passengers were placed on another aircraft for the short flight to Lexington.<br> <br> Many of the passengers, including Rogers, R-Ky., passed the time in the Knoxville terminal watching the Kentucky-Louisville football game, which began about the time their flight was originally scheduled to land in Lexington.<br> <br>