JAL jet engine debris falls on Aichi houses

JAL jet engine debris falls on Aichi houses

NAGOYA, Japan - Photo shows engine debris from a troubled Japan Airlines (JAL) DC-10 plane that fell on houses in the city of Komaki, Aichi Prefecture June 27. The plane bound for Bangkok returned to Nagoya airport after it experienced problems with an engine on its right wing.

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