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- A Delta trans-Atlantic flight made an emergency landing near Glasgow on Friday after flames erupted from a wing.
- Delta says the Boeing 767-300 had a "mechanical issue" with one of its two engines.
- One passenger told local news that there was a "banging noise" and then the plane "nose-dived."
A Delta Air Lines flight from Scottish capital Edinburgh to New York had to make an emergency landing in Glasgow — around 60 miles from its departure airport — on Friday after flames erupted from one of its wings.