Orlando, Florida. Aircraft engine fire. Almost 300 evacuated people

At the airport in Orlando in Florida, the Delta Air Lines engine caught fire, which was to fly to Atlanta. Almost 300 people evacuated from the deck using the slide.

On Monday, at the Orlando International Airport airport in Florida, a Delta Air Lines plane engine fire. The Airbus A330 was to fly to Atlanta. The Federal Aviation Administration has announced an investigation in this matter.

The airline reported that there were 282 passengers and 12 crew members on board. There is no information that someone is injured. The announcement indicates that the crew of the aircraft “followed the procedures of evacuating the passenger cabin, when flames in the exhaust pipe of one of the two engines of the aircraft were observed.”

As Reuters describes, passengers and crew left the deck with the help of the slide.

The Delta Air Lines line has announced that it will examine the plane and bring additional machines to help customers reach their travel places.

Another dangerous incident

The incident occurred when the United States was discussed on flight safety. Investigative inspectors from the National Security Council in transport examine, among others, three tragic events.

In a collision in the air on January 29, a passenger aircraft with a military by helicopter near Washington 67 people were killed. While Medical plane crash in Philadelphia Seven people were killed, and on February 1 The Bering Air line in Alaska crashed10 people were killed.