U.S.-Bound Delta Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Portugal Due to Smoke in Cabin
First responders treated 8 passengers on the tarmac and took 4 to hospital after smoke was reported in the cabin, officials said.
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Smoke in cabin forces Boston-bound Delta flight to make emergency landing in Portugal
A mechanical problem with a Delta Airlines flight headed from Barcelona, Spain, to Boston prompted an emergency landing in Portugal on Sunday, the airline operator told Reuters.
A Barcelona-Boston flight made an emergency landing in Portugal. Twelve people on board had to be given oxygen, and four were hospitalized.
Four Passengers Hospitalised After Delta Airlines Flight Diverts To Portugal As Smoke Fills Cabin
Four passengers were taken to hospital after a Delta Airlines flight carrying hundreds of people was forced to make an emergency landing in Portugal after smoke filled the cabin during the journey to the United States. The Sun reported that 14 passengers were treated for smoke inhalation after alarms went off while the Airbus A330 was flying from Barcelona, Spain, to Boston, US, on Saturday afternoon. Twelve people were given oxygen while the ai…
Of the nearly 300 passengers, eleven people were treated for smoke inhalation, three of whom were taken to hospital, although not seriously.
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