October21 , 2026

    Cargo plane makes emergency landing at Japan’s Narita airport

    Related

    DP World Seeks Permanent NSICT Terminal Rights Through JV Proposal

    DP World has proposed forming a joint venture (JV)...

    Keralam Plans Vizhinjam Cruise Tourism Hub to Attract International Visitors

    Keralam is planning to develop Vizhinjam as an international...

    SMP Kolkata Handles 34.75 MT of Cargo in H1FY27, Records 4% Growth

    Port targets 74 million tonnes of cargo for FY2026–27,...

    TCCI Seeks Time-Bound Probe into Alleged Lapses in Vizhinjam Port Expansion

    The Trivandrum Chamber of Commerce and Industry (TCCI) has...

    Transworld Expands Fleet with Addition of a Supramax Vessel

    India’s Transworld Shipping Lines has agreed to acquire a...

    Share

    A cargo plane made an emergency landing at Japan’s Narita International Airport near Tokyo on Tuesday morning, leading to runway closure.

    A Boeing 747 cargo plane operated by Atlas Air, or flight 7106 bound for Los Angeles, was forced to make an emergency return to Narita airport due to a hydraulic system malfunction at around 1:10 a.m., reports Xinhua news agency, quoting local media Kyodo.

    Upon landing at around 1:10 a.m. local time, a tyre burst and wheel damage were detected on the plane. Runway A at the airport was closed for about seven hours due to the accident.

    None of the seven crew members on board were injured, according to the transport ministry’s airport office.

    Despite the runway closure, there were no significant delays or cancellations of other flights .