Delta Airlines flight DL138 made an emergency landing at Manchester Airport on Sunday afternoon after smoke was detected in the cabin.
A Delta spokeswoman confirmed that the aircraft, en route from Detroit to Amsterdam, was diverted safely. 'The aircraft landed safely and Delta’s maintenance team quickly found the source and the aircraft was cleared to continue its journey,' she said.
The flight later arrived in Amsterdam at 2.55pm. No injuries were reported, and the airline emphasised that passenger safety is its top priority.
The incident follows a similar occurrence last week when a Jetstar flight from Sydney to Cairns was diverted to Brisbane due to smoke from the air conditioning system.



