Core Points - China International Airlines (Air China) will compensate passengers affected by a lithium battery fire incident on flight CA139, offering 200 yuan for economy class and 300 yuan for business class [1] Group 1 - On October 18, a lithium battery in a passenger's carry-on luggage caught fire during flight CA139 from Hangzhou to Incheon, prompting an emergency landing at Shanghai Pudong International Airport [1] - The incident occurred at 12:39 PM, and Air China confirmed that the crew followed procedures to handle the situation, ensuring no injuries were reported [1] - Air China has arranged for another aircraft to continue the flight's mission after the emergency landing [1]

另据南方都市报报道，该航班乘客称，航班起飞时间为18日9时许，在起飞一段时间后，"突然砰的一 声，就看到前面行李架火冒出来了，整个客舱都是烟。" 10月18日，据多家媒体报道，有网友发文称，杭州飞往韩国的国航航班上，行李架突然着火，航班紧急 备降上海浦东机场。 10月18日，由杭州飞往仁川的CA139航班上，一名旅客存放在行李架上手提行李内锂电池自燃，机组按 程序立即处置，未出现人员受伤。为确保飞行安全，飞机备降上海浦东机场。国航已调配飞机继续执行 该航班任务。 来源 | 中国新闻社、都市快报、南方都市报、齐鲁晚报 当天中午，中国国际航空发文回应： 编辑 | 赵天嫜 ...

Core Viewpoint - On October 18, a fire incident occurred on Air China's CA139 flight from Hangzhou to Seoul, caused by a lithium battery in a passenger's carry-on luggage, leading to an emergency landing at Shanghai Pudong International Airport [3][4]. Group 1 - The CA139 flight took off at 9:47 AM and made an emergency landing at 11:05 AM due to the fire [4]. - Passengers reported a loud noise and visible flames from the overhead luggage compartment, causing panic among those on board [3]. - Air China confirmed that the crew followed procedures to handle the situation, and there were no injuries reported [4].

Core Points - On October 18, a video was released by a netizen showing that China International Airlines flight CA139 experienced smoke and fire in the luggage compartment while flying from Hangzhou to Seoul, leading to an emergency landing at Shanghai Pudong International Airport [1][2] - The incident was caused by a lithium battery in a passenger's carry-on luggage that caught fire, and the crew followed procedures to handle the situation without any injuries reported [2] - The flight made an emergency landing at 11:05 AM on October 18, and another aircraft was dispatched to continue the flight's mission [2][4] Regulatory Context - Since June 28, the Civil Aviation Administration of China has implemented new regulations regarding the carrying of power banks on domestic flights, prohibiting those without "3C" certification or those that are unclear or recalled [4] - However, these regulations do not apply to international flights, which may pose risks for airlines operating such routes [4]