
An Australia-bound Delta flight returned to Los Angeles shortly after takeoff Saturday night when smoke was detected in the plane’s galley. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. Delta Air Lines Flight DL43 had left Los Angeles International Airport for Sydney, but turned around for a diverted landing shortly after takeoff. The plane safely landed less than an hour after it took off, according to FlightAware.
Main Idea: A Delta flight to Sydney turned back to Los Angeles soon after takeoff after smoke was detected in the galley, and the Federal Aviation Administration will investigate.
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The smoke scare may make travelers wary of flying and can delay trips for families and businesses. FAA scrutiny can also add costs and disruptions for Delta and other airlines.
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