ATLANTA – A late-night shooting at a family gathering in Atlanta sent a 17-year-old girl and a man to the hospital.

Police say the victims were attending a family gathering at the South Bend Center for Art and Culture. The southeast Atlanta park is located near Lakewood Stadium.

Just after 11 p.m. Monday, an argument broke out that escalated into gunfire, officials said. The girl ended up getting shot in the stomach. The man, described as being in his 50s, was shot in his right leg.  

Paramedics rushed both to Grady Memorial Hospital. As of the last check, the victims were expected to survive their injuries.

Detectives said it’s possible the victims knew the gunman, but wouldn’t tell FOX 5 how many shooters they are looking for and have not released any descriptions of possible suspects.

If you have any information that could help with the investigation, call the Atlanta Police Department.

ATLANTA – A Florida-bound Delta Air Lines flight was forced to return to the Atlanta airport on Monday shortly after takeoff. 

Delta Flight 1413 from Atlanta to Fort Lauderdale had to return to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport due to a possible maintenance issue for the aircraft, according to the airline.  

The flight landed safely around 2:45 p.m. and taxied back to the gate. Passengers were put on another airplane and took off around 4:35 p.m., about three hours late. 

The cause of the maintenance issue was not revealed. 

ATLANTA, GA — The busiest airport in the world remains in Atlanta.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was championed as the No. 1 airport with the most passengers in 2023, according to Airports Council International World.

The industry expert released Sunday its latest ranking, which also rated airports for cargo and international travel in 2023.

Atlanta’s own Hartsfield, which served more than 104 million, topped a top 10 list that included airports in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Hartsfield also led this list in 2022 and 2019.

Additionally, Hartsfield garnered the No. 1 slot for aircraft movements, which are measured in landings and takeoffs, for the second consecutive year. In 2023, Hartsfield had 775,818 aircraft movements.

ACI World said its latest data was collected from at least 2,600 worldwide airports and shows a shift in numbers due to increased international travel.

“The global total passenger forecast for 2023 stands close to 8.5 billion, reflecting a remarkable recovery of 93.8 percent from pre-pandemic levels. Notably, international traffic recovery drew nearer to that of domestic traffic, emphasizing its essential role in propelling the industry’s resurgence and expansion,” read an ACI World news release.

Here is the full top 10 list of cities for passengers:

1. Atlanta – 104,653,451
2. Dubai, United Arab Emirates – 86,994,365
3. Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas – 81,755,538
4. London, United Kingdom – 79,183,364
5. Tokyo, Japan – 78,719,302
6. Denver, Colorado – 77,837,917
7. Instabul, Turkey – 76,027,321
8. Los Angeles, California – 75,050,875
9. Chicago, Illinois – 73,894,226
10. New Delhi, India – 72,214,841

Here is the full top 10 list of cities for aircraft movements (measured in landings and takeoffs):