So, did you guys hear about the Delta flight that had to divert to Honolulu because of fumes in the cabin? It was an Airbus A321neo that took off from Maui, but less than an hour in, they had to land at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport. Some folks on board felt sick, like headaches and nausea, and four people needed medical attention. Three of them even went to the hospital.
Delta said safety is their top priority, and they followed procedures to land safely. They're giving refunds to passengers and checking out the plane with their tech team. It's good that they landed safely, but I wonder what caused the fumes in the first place.
It's crazy how things can go from smooth flying to an emergency landing so quickly. Anyone else think about how airlines handle these situations? And what do you guys think about the communication from Delta? Do you feel confident flying with them after hearing this?
Delta said safety is their top priority, and they followed procedures to land safely. They're giving refunds to passengers and checking out the plane with their tech team. It's good that they landed safely, but I wonder what caused the fumes in the first place.
It's crazy how things can go from smooth flying to an emergency landing so quickly. Anyone else think about how airlines handle these situations? And what do you guys think about the communication from Delta? Do you feel confident flying with them after hearing this?