JAL plane makes emergency landing after pressurization trouble

JAL plane makes emergency landing after pressurization trouble

TOKUSHIMA, Japan - A Japan Airlines Airbus A300 is parked at Tokushima airport after making an emergency landing at the airport late July 23 after oxygen masks were deployed in the cabin due to a malfunction in the aircraft's pressurization equipment. The plane landed safely, but three passengers complained of ear pains after arrival, JAL officials said.

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