CASCADE TOWNSHIP, MI
-- No one was injured on Monday, Oct. 29 after a mechanical problem on a
95-passenger plane forced the pilot to shut down an engine and land at
Gerald R. Ford International Airport.
The flight staff reported the problem about 1:40 p.m. and the plane, a Delta MD-88, landed safely about 10 minutes later.
The
plane had taken off from Minneapolis and was en route to Detroit when a
mechanical issue with the number two engine surfaced, said Bruce
Schedlbauer, a spokesman for Ford Airport.
The pilot shut down the engine.
Cascade Township firefighters responded to the airport as a precaution.
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