JAL jet returns to Nagoya due to engine trouble

JAL jet returns to Nagoya due to engine trouble

NAGOYA, Japan - Engineers check on a Japan Airlines DC-10 plane bound for Bangkok which returned to Nagoya airport June 27 due to engine trouble that caused small pieces of debris to fall on houses and factories in Komaki, injuring at least one person.

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