SOURCE: Honolulu Star-Bulletin <http://doit1.starbulletin.com/breaking/FMPr = o?-db=3Dbreaking.fp3&-format=3Drecord%5fdetail.htm&-lay=3Dweb&-sortfield=3D= cpriority& -sortfield=3Dserial&-sortorder=3Ddescend&public=3Dyes&-recid=3D39473&-find= =3D> Powder found on American Airlines jets delays flights Separate incidents on two Hawaii flights reported Star-Bulletin staff and wire reports LOS ANGELES >> A =93powdery substance=94 found in the bathroom of a jet=20= headed from Honolulu to Dallas today forced the crew to land in Los=20 Angeles where the powder was found to be harmless, authorities said. It=92s the second Hawaii flight delayed because of a powdery substance=20= found on an American Airlines jet. A white powder was found on an American Airlines passenger jet after it=20= arrived on Maui from San Jose Saturday. The return flight Saturday night was delayed until officials could=20 complete tests on the substance, which were scheduled for this morning. The delayed flight was carrying about 100 people including Hula Bowl=20 players. A hazardous materials team took a sample of the powder to a state health=20= storage area. Assistant Fire Chief Alan Cordeiro said he suspects the powder, found=20 near a baby bottle liner, was infant formula. This morning, American Airlines Flight 5, a Boeing 767 with 244=20 passengers and crew members aboard, landed at Los Angeles International=20= Airport at 11:18 a.m. By 11:47 a.m., Los Angeles firefighters based at the airport determined=20= there was no danger from the powder, airport spokesman Harold Johnson=20 said. He would not say what the substance was. The passengers and crew were not evacuated during the investigation. The=20= plane was scheduled to resume its flight to Dallas. -- David Mueller / SAN kawika42@mac.com http://www.quanterium.com