Detroit-to-Conn. flight makes NY emergency landing Pilot reported that one of the two engines wasn't working

Associated Press

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Officials say a Delta passenger jet made an emergency landing at in Syracuse, N.Y., after one of its engines failed.

Syracuse Department of Aviation Commissioner Christina Callahan tells WSYR-TV that the MD-80 with 102 people on board landed safely at Syracuse Hancock International Airport around 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. She says the pilot reported that one of the two engines wasn't working.

The flight originated in Detroit and was headed to Hartford, Conn., when it was diverted to Syracuse.