Delta Flight Makes Emergency Landing, Strands Passengers Overnight in Remote Canadian Military Base

Mechanical issue forces detour, passengers spend over 20 hours waiting for resolution; Delta promises compensation for affected customers.

Delta flight 135 from Amsterdam to Detroit was forced to make an emergency landing in Goose Bay, Newfoundland due to a mechanical issue with its de-icing mechanism.
Passengers were stranded for over 20 hours, initially waiting on the tarmac for a replacement plane, which was unable to take off due to crew timing out.
Due to lack of local accommodation, all 270 passengers were transported to nearby military barracks where they spent the night.
Delta sent a third plane to Goose Bay, which finally transported the passengers to their destination, Detroit, more than 24 hours later.
Delta has apologized for the inconvenience and stated that affected customers will be compensated.