Flight UA32, which took off from Narita airport, was diverted to Osaka an hour and a half after takeoff due to a possible fire alert in the cargo area. Passengers were evacuated via slides, but no injuries were reported and no fire or smoke was observed. Kansai International Airport temporarily closed both runways to allow for emergency operations. Japanese authorities are investigating the nature of the incident to determine whether it was a real fire or a false alarm.
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