A flight from Delta Air Lines caught on Monday at the Orlando International Airport, which caused rapid passenger evacuations on board.
Delta Flight 1213, which usually goes between Orlando and Atlanta, was filming To the track when one of the plane’s engines caught fire, Fox 35 reported, noting that there were 282 people on board at that time.
When the flames left the plane’s engines, the passengers quickly evacuated through the emergency slides of the plane.
“While no initial injuries were reported, a spokesman for Orlando International Airport confirmed that 3 people were transported with minor injuries,” said the medium.
Video video shows Smoke and flames, people inside the plane prepare to evacuate and then down the emergency slide:
After the incident, Delta said: “We appreciate the cooperation of our clients and we apologize for the experience. Nothing is more important than the security and teams of Delta will work to overcome customs to their final destinations as much as possible.”
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said the flight was pushing back from the door to leave around 11:15 am when the fire exploded.
“The passengers evacuated the plane using slides. The Airbus A330 went to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. FAA will investigate,” added the agency.
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In January, Delta passengers evacuated A Boeing plane due to a fire in the engine at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Breitbart News reported.
Four passengers suffered hard minor injuries the incident.
According to reports, flight tracking data shows that the plane aborted the takeoff almost half the track just after 9:00 am
The following month, another flight from Delta Air Lines carrying 162 passengers were forced to make an emergency landing in Los Angeles, California, due to the smoke aboard the plane, according to Breitbart News.
The report said the plane was on its way to Sydney, Australia, when the incident occurred, but returned to Los Angeles International Airport (Lax).
