Scary video shows Delta plane engine malfunction before emergency landing

Scary video shows Delta plane engine malfunction before emergency landing
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2019-7-11 18:20

In a terrifying incident on Monday, a Delta airplane was forced to make an emergency landing after one of its engines malfunctioned mid-flight. The crew was able to safely land the plane with its 148 passengers, all of whom made it home without a scratch.

Now all that’s left is a gnarly video of the faulty engine. The footage, shared on Twitter by a passenger by the name of Logan Webb, shows the plane’s spinner bouncing around the shaft of the engine. Deeper inside the turbine, you can notice a fiery orange glow – perhaps from the heat generated by…

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