FAA Probes Delta Flight After Cabin Pressure Issues Lead to Emergency Landing. Passengers Report Bleeding Eardrums, Headaches, and Bloody Noses

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a Delta Air Lines flight from Salt Lake City to Portland, Oregon after cabin pressurization issues forced an emergency landing. Several passengers experienced bleeding eardrums, headaches, and bloody noses as the plane descended. Passengers reported feeling extreme pain, with at least ten requiring medical attention upon landing. Delta apologized and covered medical transport costs. The five-year-old Boeing aircraft was taken out of service for repairs but resumed operations the following day.