Delta Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Portugal
A Delta Airlines jet, operating a flight from Barcelona to Boston with 296 passengers, made an emergency landing at Porto airport in Portugal after smoke was detected in the cabin. The incident occurred on a Sunday, prompting the civil protection service to respond.
Upon landing safely, 14 passengers required assistance, with four being hospitalized due to smoke inhalation, although they were reported to be only “lightly” affected. The cause of the smoke was not immediately known, and further investigations were likely to follow.
The civil protection service provided details about the incident, emphasizing the safety of the landing and the treatment of the affected passengers.
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