ANA 787 makes emergency landing after engine-heat issue

An ANA Boeing 787 bound for Tokyo made an emergency return to Kuala Lumpur Monday after receiving a warning that the temperature of the exhaust gas from its right engine was very high. The pilots of Flight 816 shut down the turbine and landed with the left engine, an ANA spokesman said. All 203 passengers and 11 crew members are safe. The company has yet to determine the cause of the warning. The 787 was fitted with engines from Rolls-Royce, which said that it’s “working with ANA to provide support and technical assistance.” Boeing said separately that it’s aware of the incident and also working with the airline. Rolls-powered Dreamliners use the Trent 1000 engine, which together with the Trent XWB deployed on Airbus' A350 is set to be the biggest growth driver at the company over the next decade. <br/>