The flight #DL112 was scheduled to depart Boston Airport Tuesday, October 22 2024 operated by an Airbus A330-300.

The aircraft (registration N815NW) lined up on runway 4R and was cleared to take off but right after acceleration, it aborted the takeoff.

The A330 was surrounded by firetrucks blocking the runway for a while due to a fire indication.

Flight operations were halted, forcing inbound aircraft to hold during the incident.

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Delta Air Lines flight #DL112 departed Boston Sunday, August 4 2024 at 18:05 EDT on runway 22L to Rome, Italy.

The Airbus A330-200 (registration N831NW) suffered a lighting strike shortly after departure.

The aircraft climbed to 16,000 ft then requested a returned to BOS Airport. It turned around and landed back on the same runway only 1h30 later.

The flight was diverted back to Boston Logan International Airport “out of an abundance of caution” after the crew reported a lighting strike after departure.

Statements from Delta and the FAA

The flight was canceled and the 7 year-old plane is still under maintenance at Boston.

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