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Delta Air Lines Oxygen Masks Deploy Amid Scary Pressurization Issue On Flight

  • Delta Flight 2311 from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City experienced a pressurization issue on September 6, causing oxygen masks to deploy for 174 passengers and six crew members.
  • The plane descended about 27,000 feet in 10 minutes before diverting to Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, where it landed safely with no reported injuries.
  • Delta confirmed the crew followed safety procedures and arranged for a replacement aircraft so passengers could continue their journey.
  • Retired Navy pilot Matthew Buckley stated that such pressurization issues are extremely rare and require prompt landing at the nearest suitable airport.
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Delta flight plunges 27,000 feet after pressurization issue, oxygen masks deploy

The Boeing 737-900 was carrying 174 passengers and six crew members when it was diverted.

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