Atlanta, GA
Delta plane bound for Atlanta from Fort Myers makes emergency landing in Orlando
A Delta Air Strains aircraft taxis towards a gate between different Delta planes at John F. Kennedy Worldwide Airport in New York, U.S., on Monday, July 20, 2009.
ORLANDO, Fla. – A aircraft touring from Fort Myers to Atlanta (Delta DL1470) made an emergency touchdown in Orlando on Tuesday.
Delta Air Strains stated it was as a consequence of a cabin pressurization situation. The airline stated oxygen masks didn’t deploy as a result of they weren’t wanted on this state of affairs and the aircraft dropped altitude to keep away from any issues.
FOX Climate’s Will Nunley was on board that flight and shared this video with us after the aircraft landed safely at Orlando Worldwide Airport. He talked to a different passenger after they bought off the aircraft.
“Everybody on the aircraft appeared calm, however it was positively bizarre, the delta workers speeding to the again. I rotated and appeared, however I could not see something,” Nunley stated.
Delta stated crews are analyzing that aircraft and are working to get the passengers to their closing locations. There have been 199 passengers on board, plus two pilots and 5 flight attendants, Delta stated.