Hong Kong flight forced to turn back due to 'strange odor' in cabin
A plane belonging to Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways turned back during a flight to Malaysia's Penang state due to a "strange odor" in the cabin.
A plane belonging to Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways turned back during a flight to Malaysia's Penang state due to a "strange odor" in the cabin.
According to a report by the South China Morning Post, the plane returned to the airport shortly after taking off from Hong Kong when the 'strange odor' was detected.
In a statement, Cathay Pacific indicated that the decision was made as a precautionary measure in accordance with standard procedures. It was stated that the plane continued its journey following an inspection.
However, no explanation has yet been provided regarding the source of the odor in question. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
News Source: AA
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