A Delta Air Lines plane made an emergency return to Los Angeles airport after an engine caught fire shortly after takeoff
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Shortly after taking off from Los Angeles International Airport, a Delta Air Lines Boeing 767 had a serious incident when one of its engines burst into flames. The flight crew decided to make an emergency landing, managing to bring the aircraft under control and evacuate the passengers safely without casualties. The cause of the fire remains unknown and the authorities have launched an investigation. This incident comes in a year marked by serious global aviation accidents.
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