Air Canada plane returns to Narita airport due to glitch

Air Canada plane returns to Narita airport due to glitch

NARITA, Japan - An Air Canada Airbus A340 passenger plane returned to Narita airport, east of Tokyo, on March 13 shortly after takeoff as instruments indicated a door opening while in flight. Nobody was injured in the incident, the airport operator said.

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