According to Radio Television Hong Kong, a recent Cathay Pacific flight from London Heathrow to Hong Kong and a flight from Tokyo Narita to Hong Kong took off. Due to technical reasons, the flights returned to London Heathrow Airport and transferred to Kansai International Airport respectively as a matter of prudence. According to reports, the affected flights are the CX252 flight from London Heathrow to Hong Kong the day before, and the CX521 flight from Tokyo Narita to Hong Kong yesterday. Cathay Pacific has arranged for affected customers to transfer to other flights. Cathay Pacific said that before the aircraft is put back into service, the engineering team will carry out careful inspection and necessary maintenance work. Cathay Pacific apologizes for the inconvenience caused to customers by the incident.

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