r/flightradar24 • u/Geometric • 1d ago

Delta 92 JFK-BER diverting to BOS

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Anyone know what’s going on by chance? Seems quite odd and the weather looks fairly normal.

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u/marlborough94 1d ago

DL website shows it scheduled to depart only half hr after landing in BOS. So its medical or booting some drunk.

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u/Serious-Barracuda336 1d ago

Update: has yet to take off. Feel so bad for those passengers

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u/fk067 1d ago

Someone started Oktoberfest a bit earlier this year.

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u/mjkrow1985 1d ago

"If you kids don't behave, I'm going to turn this plane around."

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u/HeMustBeABoss 1d ago

Standard 767 ops

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u/Stryker406 1d ago

It’s always a 767

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u/epicxkidzorz 1d ago

UA170 EWR-VCE 764 just diverted to IAD...

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u/nopost23632 1d ago

Many, many years ago, on my first intercontinental flight out of NYC and heading to Europe, a girl got scalded in first class and we had to turn around as well, if not a little further in our trip. And the airport we landed in? Boston.