A Delta Air Lines flight about to head to Atlanta had to make a U-turn to deal with an unruly passenger, the airline says.

ATLANTA — An international Delta Air Lines flight was delayed after it had to turn around while leaving San Juan for Atlanta.

Delta officials say, “Flight 1946 from San Juan to Atlanta returned to the gate around 10:25 last night due to an unruly ...

The same day, Delta Air Lines says that Flight 1946 had to return to the gate at Luis Munoz Marin International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico to deal with an unruly passenger. Law enforcement ...

According to a Delta spokesman, Delta Flight 1946 from San Juan had to return to the gate after an unruly passenger caused a delay on Tuesday evening. The flight got back to the ground ...

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Nearly 300 passengers were forced to evacuate a Delta Air Lines flight in Florida on Monday after the engine caught fire just before takeoff. Flight 1213 was pushing back from the gate at Orlando ...

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Delta said there were 200 passengers along with 10 flight attendants and two pilots on board. 'We appreciate our customers' cooperation and apologize for the experience,' the airline said.

Delta Flight 1213 from Orlando to Atlanta was on the tarmac when people inside the airport captured video of passengers on the flight using the emergency slides to evacuate the aircraft.