A recent incident at São Paulo's Guarulhos International Airport involved a Latam Airlines Boeing 777-300, which had to abort its takeoff due to indications of engine temperature exceeding safe limits. This situation was documented in a report from the Brazilian Center for Investigation and Prevention of Aeronautical Accidents (Cenipa). The incident occurred on Sunday and was alarming for passengers who were bound for Lisbon, Portugal. Thankfully, there were no injuries reported, despite the distress this may have caused on board.

Eyewitness accounts and footage shared on social media platforms show the moment the takeoff was aborted, which contributed to panic among travelers who feared for their safety. The detailing in the Cenipa's report indicates that all necessary safety protocols were followed promptly, ensuring the aircraft could leave the runway safely and without any external assistance, before being transferred to a maintenance team for further inspection.

The event highlights the importance of strict safety measures in aviation and the need for immediate response to potential hazards. While the outcome was fortunate in this instance, the incident serves as a reminder of the challenges airlines face in maintaining technical safety and the impacts such occurrences can have on passenger confidence and operational reliability.