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BALTIMORE — A Jet Blue flight from Boston made an emergency landing in Baltimore Friday evening, forcing the evacuation of 84 passengers.
Flight 1327 experienced what the airline called a "mechanical issue on board." The captain elected to declare an emergency and was met by emergency vehicles, Jet Blue said in a statement.
The husband of one passenger told NewsCenter 5 that the passengers were forced to use the plane's emergency slides.
The passengers and a crew of four got out safely. The airline said no one was injured.
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LINTHICUM, Md. (WMAR) -
Officials at Baltimore Washington Thurgood Marshal Airport are trying to figure out what caused a JetBlue plane to make a quick emergency landing.
According to JetBlue, there were 84 customers and 4 crew members on flight 1327 from Boston to Baltimore when it experienced a mechanical issue. The captain then elected to declare an emergency landing at BWI, where it they landed safely.
After the plane landed safely, it was met be emergency personnel and taxied off of the runway where passengers were removed and taken to the terminal.
There were no reported injuries.
There is no word on what the potential mechanical problem was.
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