Delta Flight to Rome Returns to Boston After Lightning Strike
The Airbus A330 landed safely at Logan Airport; FAA to investigate the incident.
- Delta Flight 112 was en route from Boston to Rome when it was struck by lightning over the Atlantic Ocean.
- The plane turned around out of caution and landed back at Boston Logan International Airport without any injuries.
- Passengers were rebooked on later flights to their final destination.
- FAA regulations require commercial aircraft to withstand lightning strikes, and an investigation is underway.
- Delta emphasized that passenger safety is their top priority.