Cathay Pacific flight CX797 returned to Hong Kong International Airport shortly after taking off for Jakarta after reportedly encountering a possible engine overheating problem, according to Star Headline. The aircraft landed safely, while airport rescue personnel were briefly placed on standby.
The Boeing 777-31H departed Hong Kong International Airport at 7.05pm Hong Kong time on the 16th. It turned back shortly after take-off and landed in Hong Kong more than an hour later.
Star Headline reported that the flight may have experienced an engine overheating issue. The report did not state whether overheating had been confirmed or what caused the situation.
The available report did not say whether any passengers or crew members were injured, whether the aircraft was damaged, or what arrangements were made for passengers affected by the incident. It also did not provide details of any subsequent investigation or official response.