A Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to South Carolina had to return to Atlanta shortly after takeoff due to possible smoke in the aircraft. The plane landed safely and all passengers were evacuated with the assistance of Atlanta Fire Rescue. Videos uploaded to social media showed passengers covering their mouths and noses as they were evacuated. The Federal Aviation Administration will investigate the incident, which happened just two days after another Delta flight had to return to Los Angeles due to smoke in the galley. This marks the second smoke-related issue for Delta within a week. Delta apologized to passengers and emphasized the importance of safety in a statement following the incident. The 94 passengers, two pilots, and three flight attendants on board were all safely evacuated. The impact on airport operations was moderate, but the situation was handled swiftly with the deployment of evacuation slides following the landing. The Federal Aviation Administration will conduct a thorough investigation into the cause of the smoke on board the plane.
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