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American Airlines flight returns safely to LAX after reporting issue in cockpit

An American Airlines flight en route to Boston turned back and landed at LAX due to a cockpit issue. American Airlines planes are shown at LAX in this 2011 photo.

An American Airlines flight en route to Boston turned back and landed at LAX due to a cockpit issue. American Airlines planes are shown at LAX in this 2011 photo.

(Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times)
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An American Airlines flight headed to Boston has landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport after reporting a problem in the cockpit.

Ian Gregor, an FAA spokesman, said the Boeing 737 reported equipment issues after leaving LAX en route to Boston’s Logan International Airport.

It appears a cargo indicator light was faulty, airline spokesman Kent Powell said. The plane was taxied to the gate.

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Flight 202 was carrying 146 passengers and six crew members when it departed LAX at 1:10 p.m. and it landed just after 2 p.m.

No one onboard the plane was hurt.

The passengers and crews members boarded another plane and continued to Boston.

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