Boeing 787 made emergency landing after "smell" detected on board - ANA


TOKYO (Reuters) - All Nippon Airways Co Ltd said its Boeing Co's 787 Dreamliner made an emergency landing in western Japan on Wednesday after an unusual smell was detected in the cockpit and cabin of the aircraft.

The carrier, which has grounded all 17 of its 787 plans for inspection after the incident, said it does not yet not know the cause of the problem.

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