Aircraft from Cancun experiences a fire in Seattle, caused by an electrical fault
On May 6, a Delta Airlines plane experienced a fire after landing at the Seattle airport. The incident was confirmed by OEM, and images of the aircraft were recently released.
The fire in the plane was caused by a short circuit, according to reports. The aircraft was coming from Cancun, a city known as the main entrance to Latin America and a hub for international travel.
Interestingly, Cancun airport is also a significant destination for Delta Airlines, with the airline managing several flights from the location. However, it's worth noting that the search results do not provide information about which airline operated the Russian plane that caught fire on May 6 at Cancun International Airport.
Meanwhile, in Cancun, an Aeromexico plane had to abort its landing due to an engine explosion. A video of the incident is available, showing the plane making an emergency descent and passengers quickly evacuating. The incident caused a moment of terror among the passengers, but thankfully, no serious injuries were reported.
It's also worth mentioning that the number of passengers at Cancun airport is increasing, reflecting the growing popularity of the destination among travellers. Despite these incidents, both airports are working to ensure the safety and security of their passengers.
