Problem forces Hawaiian flight to return to Oakland Airport
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Hawaiian Airlines faces a civil fine for operating a Boeing 767 similar to the one above without properly inspecting certain components that could cause a rapid decompression of the aircraft.
Hawaiian Airlines faces a civil fine for operating a Boeing 767 similar to the one above without properly inspecting certain components that could cause a rapid decompression of the aircraft.
A Hawaiian Airlines flight from Oakland to Honolulu returned to the Oakland Airport because of a maintenance problem.
Hawaiian flight 47 with 229 passengers left Oakland at 9:28 a.m. and turned around shortly after takeoff.
The plane — a Boeing 767-300 — landed at Oakland Airport at about 12:54 p.m. Pacific time.
Passengers will be booked on another Hawaiian jet.
A Hawaiian spokeswoman said there is no new estimated time arrival in Honolulu.
