Overhead display left dangling at airport’s Terminal 2, investigation under way
An overhead electronic display at Hong Kong airport's Terminal 2 experienced a technical fault on Saturday morning, causing it to dangle in the air. The incident triggered the screen's fall-arrest safety system.

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AI-generatedAn overhead electronic display at Hong Kong airport's Terminal 2 experienced a technical fault on Saturday morning, causing it to dangle in the air. The incident triggered the screen's fall-arrest safety system. The Airport Authority stated it takes the situation seriously and will conduct a detailed investigation into the cause to enhance system stability. Terminal 2's departure facilities had recently reopened on May 27 as part of the airport's three-runway system upgrade. Passengers use Terminal 2 for check-in, immigration, and security screening before proceeding to Terminal 1 for departure.
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5 extractedThe Airport Authority will conduct a detailed investigation into the cause.
Terminal 2’s departure facilities reopened on May 27 as part of the airport’s HK$141.5 billion three-runway system upgrade.
A suspended screen experienced a technical fault, triggering its fall-arrest safety system.
The incident occurred at about 8:30 am on Saturday.
An overhead electronic display was left dangling in the air at Hong Kong airport’s Terminal 2.