Traffic & Transit

Plane Possibly Struck By Lighting While Landing At Logan: Reports

A Delta plane landing at Logan late Monday night was possibly struck by lightning.

A plane may have been struck by lightning​ while landing late Monday night at Logan International Airport.
A plane may have been struck by lightning​ while landing late Monday night at Logan International Airport. (Jenna Fisher/Patch)

BOSTON, MA — A plane may have been struck by lightning while landing late Monday night at Logan International Airport, according to WCVB-5 ABC. The Delta flight left Chicago shortly after 8:30 p.m., and the possible lightning strike occurred as it touched down at midnight.

A spokeswoman told WBZ-TV that the Airbus A220, which had 85 people on board, "landed safely without incident following a potential lightning strike."

Crews were inspecting the plane's wing following landing. Delta has removed the plane from service as it is being evaluated, according to WBZ-TV.

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No injuries were reported.


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