US EditionUnited Airlines flight makes terrifying emergency landing in Japan after fire warning
A false fire alert in the cargo hold led to an emergency landing and evacuation of 142 people, with two passengers sustaining minor injuries during the process.
- A United Airlines passenger plane carrying 142 people made an emergency landing in Osaka, Japan after a fire warning indicator showed a potential fire in the cargo room while flying over the Pacific Ocean.
- Footage showed passengers evacuating the Boeing 737-800 aircraft using emergency slides after it landed at Kansai International Airport.
- Two passengers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries from the evacuation, but no actual fire or smoke was visible.
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Two people injured after Cebu-bound United Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Japan
TOKYO - United Airlines said on Friday that two people had sustained minor injuries after a flight heading from Tokyo to Cebu in the Philippines made an emergency landing over concerns of a potential fire in the cargo hold.
United Airlines flight makes emergency landing in Osaka; 2 injured
United Airlines said on Friday that two people had sustained minor injuries after a flight heading from Tokyo to Cebu in the Philippines made an emergency landing over concerns of a potential fire in the cargo hold. United's Flight 32, a Boeing 737-800 with 135 passengers and seven crew members…
2 passengers injured after mid-air report of fire prompts emergency evacuation of United Airlines 737 in Japan
A United Airlines Boeing 737-800 flying from Tokyo to Cebu in the Philippines made an emergency landing Friday after an “indication of potential fire in the cargo hold,” the airline said in a statement.
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