Sydney, Sept 15: An airplane belonging to a new Indonesian-owned airline made an emergency landing at Sydney's international airport today after a faulty cockpit light indicated a problem with its hydraulics, the carrier said. The airbus A300-600 was carrying 124 passengers and 11 crew, said Gary Hilt, national business manager with air paradise international. The cockpit erroneously indicated that there was a problem with the plane's hydraulics, hilt said. Flight ad063 was due to stop in Sydney anyway to pick up passengers en route to the Indonesian island of Bali from the southern city of Melbourne but was delayed for about an hour while the light was fixed, hilt said. The plane got priority to land and emergency services at the airport were put on standby. Bureau Report