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Delta Flight Turns Back Due to Strange Smell

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Delta Flight from Kansas City to Seattle Turns Back Due to Strange Smell in Cockpit; All Passengers Safe

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Delta Flight Turns Back Due to Strange Smell

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Delta Flight Turns Back Due to Strange Smell. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Delta flight from Kansas City to Seattle had to turn back Wednesday morning after the crew picked up a strange smell in the cockpit. Flight 2-105 lifted off around 8.25 a.m., but declared an emergency right away to get back on the ground, fast and safe. The Airbus A-22300 touched down without a hitch at Kansas City International thanks to that priority from air traffic control. No one got hurt, and the plane handled the quick return, like a pro. 87 passengers in 5 crew members stepped off normally, dealing with just a delay in their plans. Folks on board stay calm, but as shook up their morning travel big time. Delta says the crew nailed all the right procedures once that odor hit, putting safety first every step. They're sorry for the inconvenience and rerouting everyone smooth. That's the latest on this quick turnaround safety winds, and flights are back on track from there. That wraps Kansas News today. Brought to you with AI.

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