Delta Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Los Angeles Airport Due to Smoke on Board

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Delta flight makes emergency landing at LAX due to smoke on board

"That's why the flight crew followed established procedures to return to Los Angeles (LAX) after smoke was detected in the galley."

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Flightradar24 showed that from Memphis, it should return to Minneapolis-Saint Paul before ending its day in Kansas City, potentially indicating that the aircraft either had a minor issue or that Delta Air Lines TechOps maintenance technicians managed to fix the problem overnight.

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Delta flight diverted back to LAX after smoke detected in galley

Flight DL43 had departed from Los Angeles International Airport for Sydney, Australia, before diverting back to Los Angeles and landing safely a short time later.

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Delta flight returns to LAX after takeoff over smoke detected midair
The flight left Los Angeles for Australia on Saturday night but returned less than an hour later, the latest in a string of aviation incidents.
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Delta flight from Los Angeles makes emergency landing due to smoke on board
The flight, DL43, took off shortly after 9:00 p.m. and returned to LAX around 30 minutes later. The Airbus A350-900 aircraft landed safely and the plane proceeded to an arrival gate. The 162 passengers on board are being reaccommodated on a different flight.
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Delta flight from Los Angeles makes emergency landing due to smoke on board
Delta flight from Los Angeles makes emergency landing due to smoke on board. The Airbus A350-900 aircraft landed safely and the plane proceeded to an arrival gate. The 162 passengers on board are being reaccommodated on a different flight. There was no smoke in the cockpit, but pilots requested medical attention for passengers.
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Delta flight diverted back to LAX after smoke detected on board
Flight DL43 had departed from Los Angeles International Airport for Sydney, Australia, before diverting back to Los Angeles and landing safely. The Airbus A350-900 was carrying 162 passengers. Passengers can be reaccommodated on other flights on Saturday night, a Delta spokesperson said.
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Part of flipped Delta plane at Toronto Pearson International Airport ignites just as firefighters jump out: video
Delta Flight 4819 from Minneapolis to Toronto landed belly-up on the runway Monday afternoon. All 80 passengers and crew aboard were safely evacuated and 17 were hospitalized. Part of the plane caught fire as firefighters jumped out of the emergency exit and into the heaps of snow left from a weekend storm.
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Dramatic video shows Delta plane burst into flames moments before flipping after landing at Toronto Airport
New footage shows Delta Flight 4819 burst into flames as it skidded to the ground at Toronto's Pearson International Airport on Monday. The plane appears to tip onto its side, knocking off a wing before flipping belly-up. Despite the flames, all 80 passengers and crew aboard were safely evacuated.
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Passengers of crash-landed flight sue Delta Airlines
Passenger Marthinus Lourens claims he suffered "significant injuries" in the crash. He is seeking more than $200,000 in damages from Delta and Endeavor Air. The flight's crew "performed heroically but also as expected," Delta CEO says.
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Video: Dramatic Footage Shows Delta Plane Crashing and Flipping over in Toronto
All 80 passengers and four crew members on board survived the crash at Toronto Pearson International Airport. The plane, a Bombardier CRJ900, is a twin-engine, short-haul, regional jet that seats 80. Video has emerged showing the desperate passengers trying to escape the wreck after it finally ground to a halt on the runway.
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Delta offering $30,000 to passengers who were on plane that crash-landed in Toronto
Delta Flight 4819 burst into flames upon landing and flipped upside-down on the runway. There were no deaths, but 21 people were injured and taken to local hospitals. All but one of the injured passengers had been released from the hospital, Delta said. The offer "has no strings attached and does not affect rights," a Delta spokesperson said.
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Delta plane passenger details moments aircraft flips upside down while landing in Toronto
Airport officials say all 80 people were on Flight 4819. At least 18 of those passengers are injured, but everyone is expected to survive. John Nelson, one of the passengers, captured the scene as he climbed out of the upside-down plane. The runway was dry and there were no crosswind conditions at the time of the crash.
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Bayport man describes ‘mass chaos’ of Delta plane crash in Toronto
“There was like a big fireball out the left side of the plane,” John Nelson, 47, says. Nelson was one of the 80 people on board the Delta Flight 4819 from Minneapolis. The flight, operated by a Delta subsidiary, Endeavor Air, crashed around 2:15pm.
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2 Starkey employees on plane that crashed Monday in Toronto
Two longtime Starkey employees were among the passengers on the Delta flight. At least 21 people were treated for injuries and 19 have been released. The crash was caught on camera and the video, which was obtained by CNN, shows the plane tip while attempting to land and then a large burst of flames.
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