Hawaiian Airlines Flight Returns to Seattle After Cockpit Fume Alert

The Honolulu-bound Airbus A330 landed safely at Sea-Tac Airport following reports of fumes in the flight deck, with no injuries reported.

Hawaiian Airlines Flight 21 departed Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Monday afternoon carrying 273 passengers and 10 crew members, bound for Honolulu.
The flight crew reported fumes in the cockpit shortly after takeoff, prompting the captain to declare an emergency and return to Seattle for priority handling.
The Airbus A330 landed safely without incident, and all passengers and crew deplaned without injuries or visible smoke detected upon inspection.
Emergency personnel, including fire and medical teams, met the aircraft as a precaution, but a subsequent investigation found no signs of smoke or odor.
Passengers were accommodated with hotel stays, meals, and compensation, and the flight resumed on Tuesday morning using a different aircraft.