Japan Airlines plane makes emergency landing in Osaka, no one hu

Japan Airlines plane makes emergency landing in Osaka, no one hu

OSAKA, Japan - A Japan Airlines domestic jetliner made an emergency landing at Osaka International Airport on Nov. 2 after a cockpit instrument panel indicated abnormality in one of the two engines. None of the 171 passengers on board were hurt, the transport ministry said. (Kyodo)

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