GREEN BAY (AP) -- Officials at an airport near Green Bay say a Delta flight made an emergency landing after smoke filled the airplane's cabin.
Austin Straubel International Airport director Tom Miller says the flight left Ashwaubenon shortly before 5 p.m. Sunday, September 16th. Miller says the plane's cabin filled with smoke while the flight was headed to Detroit, Mich. The plane returned to Austin Straubel where it made an emergency landing about a half-hour later.
Sixty-five passengers and a crew of four evacuated the plane on the taxiway using a set of stairs. They were taken to the terminal where a medical crew checked everyone. No one was transported to the hospital.
Officials haven't said what caused the smoke.