An inbound Hong Kong Airlines flight from the mainland Chinese city of Hangzhou was forced to divert to Fuzhou after a fire broke out on board the aircraft on Thursday, with passengers suspecting the blaze was caused by a power bank.
According to the airline, a fire broke out in one of its overhead compartments, forcing the aircraft to land at Fuzhou Changle International Airport. The carrier noted that it was supporting 160 affected passengers and eight crew members.
“Hong Kong Airlines flight HX115, departing from Hangzhou to Hong Kong today, diverted and landed safely in Fuzhou Changle International Airport due to a fire in the overhead…
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