Delta Airline Flight was forced to return to Boston's Logan Airport early Sunday after taking off due to smoking in the plane's cabin.
Airline spokesman I said The flight was on its way to New Orleans, Louisiana, when the incident occurred, reported WCVB.
A spokesman explained that Delta Flight 1398 returned to the airport after the smoky smell was detected, saying, “Our flight crew has safely returned to Boston following established procedures. We sincerely apologise for the delayed travel of our customers.”
The odor was detected and “an emergency was declared to be treated as priority positions by air traffic restrictions,” with 87 passengers and five flight crew members on board,” the report said.
The news was reported by Breitbart News as another Delta Line flight was mounted on the aircraft after an emergency landing in Los Angeles on February 22, causing smoke from the aircraft.
The smoke reportedly came from a galley of planes and video footage. show Aircraft that makes safe landings:
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Prior to the Los Angeles incident, a Delta line flight crashed at Toronto Pearson Airport while landing and upside down upon arrival from Minneapolis, reported on February 17th.
“CTV News reported that one child and two adults were seriously injured as a result of the plane crashing,” the outlet said.
Video footage show A scary moment when the plane crashes and turns over in cold weather:
After Sunday's incident in Boston, the plane safely returned to the gate, with three emergency crew members present. One of those individuals was taken to the hospital for care.
According to Breitbart News, on Saturday, a FedEx cargo plane launched a fire after hitting a bird in the air just after takeoff from Newar Liberty International Airport.
“Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officials said the aircraft was hit by a bird upon departure and damaged one of the Boeing 767's engines,” the report said, adding that no one was injured as a result of the incident.
