Delta Flight DL2668 Evacuated in Atlanta Snowstorm

A Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-300, flight DL2668, was forced to abort takeoff from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport due to engine problems, leading to an emergency evacuation on January 10, 2025. Over 200 passengers evacuated via inflatable slides in harsh, snowy conditions, resulting in four minor injuries, one of which required hospitalization. The flight was bound for Minneapolis-St. Paul and was grounded shortly after 9 a.m. amid severe weather, which contributed to delays and cancellations at the airport. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating the incident. Delta Airlines has expressed its commitment to passenger safety and is assisting passengers in reaching their destinations. The aborted takeoff and subsequent evacuation highlight the challenges faced by airlines during severe weather conditions.