Flight compelled to return to Boston as smoke fills cabin

A Cathay Pacific flight from Boston was compelled to show round early Monday after smoke stuffed the cabin simply half-hour after takeoff, in line with stories.

The pilot of Flight CX811 known as for assist shortly after taking off from Logan Worldwide Airport for Hong Kong at about 2:30 a.m., data present.

Smoke was reported coming from the cabin, according to the South China Morning Post.

The airplane circled over Massachusetts Bay earlier than returning and touchdown safely on the airport, FlightAware data shows.

The Submit has contacted Cathay Pacific for extra info.