Police probe plane after passengers detained

Police probe plane after passengers detained

NARITA, Japan - Police officers wearing protection suits board a jumbo jet at Narita airport near Tokyo late at night on May 17, 2010. The Delta Air Lines Flight 620 departed Narita for Minneapolis, the United States, but returned to Narita after two passengers carrying a container with liquid locked themselves in a bathroom. They were subsequently detained.

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