FAA investigates incident that forced Delta – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has initiated an investigation into a near-miss incident that occurred at Boston Logan International Airport on Saturday morning. This incident involved two commercial flights nearly colliding, prompting a Delta Air Lines aircraft to perform a go-around to prevent a potential disaster. According to FAA reports and flight data logs, the Delta flight originated from Dallas and was on course for a landing when it detected a conflicting trajectory with an American Airlines plane departing from an intersecting runway.

The FAA confirmed that the Delta crew, operating flight 2351, worked closely with air traffic control to execute the maneuver. A spokesperson from Delta Airlines stated that the decision to abort the landing was made in response to the imminent risk of collision. The aircraft, which was carrying 129 passengers and six crew members, successfully completed its landing and proceeded…