JetBlue Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Kansas After Smoke Alert, No Injuries Reported
A JetBlue flight en route from New York to San Diego made an emergency landing at Salina Regional Airport in Kansas on September 21, 2024. The plane, carrying 130 passengers, diverted after the crew received a smoke alert from the cargo hold. Emergency protocols were activated, and the flight landed safely without any injuries. Upon inspection, no smoke or fire was found. Passengers waited at the airport for a new plane, which departed later that night to complete the journey to San Diego.
JetBlue Flight 1189, traveling from JFK Airport in New York to San Diego, was forced to make an emergency landing in Salina, Kansas, on September 21, 2024. The pilots received an alert about possible smoke in the cargo hold, prompting a swift diversion. Emergency crews at Salina Regional Airport were prepared, but after landing safely, no signs of smoke or fire were found. Passengers waited overnight for a replacement aircraft, which departed early the next morning, successfully reaching San Diego.
