Delta Passengers Suffer Bleeding Ears And Noses After Cabin Pressure Malfunction | Atlanta Daily World
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Delta Air Lines passengers faced a terrifying ordeal when a pressurization issue left several individuals with bloodied noses and ears on a flight from Salt Lake City to Portland, Oregon.  Flight 1203, carrying 140 passengers, was forced to turn back mid-flight after the cabin failed to pressurize properly above 10,000 feet, leading to a wave … Continued

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Delta Air Lines Delta Air Lines passengers faced a terrifying ordeal when a pressurization issue left several individuals with bloodied noses and ears on a flight from Salt Lake City to Portland, Oregon.  Flight 1203, carrying 140 passengers, was forced to turn back mid-flight after the cabin failed to pressurize properly above 10,000 feet, leading to a wave … Continued

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  • PlasticExistence@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    7 hours ago

    The Boeing aircraft was temporarily taken out of service, with technicians successfully resolving the issue before the plane returned to operation the following day.

    Although the exact cause of the pressurization problem remains unclear, Delta has assured that the necessary repairs were made.

    I am filled with confidence and trust.