By Hannah Sampson
The Washington Post
An Air France flight to the Caribbean returned to Paris recently after a passenger could not locate their cellphone, taking the “precautionary measure” to avoid a safety hazard if the unattended phone overheated. It was the airline’s second Caribbean-bound flight to turn around because of a phone since early February as the aviation industry grapples with the risk of fires sparked by lithium batteries.
In the most recent case, the passenger and crew could not find the phone after the plane left Paris Orly Airport around noon on March 21. Off the coast of France, the Boeing 777 turned, circled and returned to the airport, according to the flight-tracking service FlightAware.
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