Delta passengers forced to stay in remote Canadian military barracks after flight diversion
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Delta Flight 135, carrying 270 passengers, made an unexpected overnight detour to Happy Valley-Goose Bay in Canada due to mechanical issues with deicing equipment. Passengers spent the night in remote military barracks, and Delta provided food and accommodations. The airline is compensating affected customers and has sent additional aircraft to bring them to their final destination.
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