pA Boeing 787 operated by All Nippon Airways Company made an emergency landing in Takamatsu in western Japan on Wednesday(January 16) after smoke appeared in the Dreamliner cabin.pbr pThe Dreamliner flight bound for Haneda Airport near Tokyo left Yamaguchi Airport in Western Japan shortly after 8 am local time (JST2300 GMT) but made an emergency landing at 8:45 after smoke appeared in the cockpit.pbr pAccording to ANA officials, all 129 passengers and 8 crews were evacuated safety.pbr pThe runways for Takamatsu airport were still closed after the accident.pbr pThe incident comes on top of a slew of recent problems with Boeing's new Dreamliner aircraft. The sophisticated new plane, the world's first mainly carbon-composite airliner, suffered two fuel leaks, a battery fire, a wiring problem, a brake computer glitch and cracked cockpit window last week.pbr pJapan is the biggest market so far for the Dreamliner, with JAL and local rival All Nippon Airways Company flying 24 of the 50 Dreamliners delivered to date.pbr pAfter the incident however, All Nippon Airways (ANA) has announced that they will ground all their 787 planes for emergency inspections.