Associated TravelerAccording to ABC News, a Delta flight from Detroit to Amsterdam throughout the end of the week must be redirected to Manchester, England, for two hours "after smoke and an obscure scent created in the traveler lodge." The reason for the issue? A Samsung tablet — and no, we're not discussing the hazardous Galaxy Note 7.
This is what happened, by report:
"[A] Delta official clarified that the tablet fell inside a seat and got to be distinctly stuck after the seat either leaned back or was come back to its upright position. Underneath the seat cover, the tablet and froth then began smoking, and travelers could notice a peculiar smell."
The flight then made a crisis arrival in Manchester, where the seat was supplanted. After two hours, the flight was back noticeable all around, and in the long run made it securely to Amsterdam.
There's no word as to which Samsung tablet was included. The FAA is as of now investigating the episode.
In the wake of its detonating Galaxy Note 7 catastrophe, the exact opposite thing Samsung needs is news of another of its gadgets about bursting into flames, on a plane, no less. Samsung in an announcement to PCMag said "it gives the idea that outer elements added to this occurrence." The Korean tech monster included that "this is not identified with the Galaxy Note 7," and said it has "contacted Delta to explore as the cause is yet to be resolved."
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