Two flights made unrelated emergency landings on Friday morning at Philadelphia International Airport, prompting a brief closure of the airport.
One of the plane's cockpits filled with smoke, and the other plane's pilot reported steering problems. No injuries were reported in either landing.
American Eagle Flight 4801, operated by Piedmont Air, a subsidiary of American Airlines, made an emergency landing just after 8:15 a.m. due to smoke in the cabin, an American Airlines spokesperson told Mashable.
The flight left Richmond airport at 7:37 a.m., headed for Philadelphia. Read more...
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