Both planes landed at the Montgomery Regional Airport in Alabama because Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport was ...

The airline said that Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport wasn't okay for landing because of winds at the time.

Because the Montgomery Regional Airport doesn’t have customs, passengers on the two diverted flights, Delta Flights 1828 from ...

Nearly 300 passengers on two Delta Air Lines flights were left stranded on the tarmac overnight after their flights were ...

The two Delta flights — Flight 1828 from Cabo San Lucas and Flight 599 from Mexico City — were redirected from their destination of Atlanta to the Montgomery Regional Airport due to weather ...

Flights from Cabo San Lucas and Mexico City were both on their way to Atlanta when flight crews had to divert due to ...

Instead, Flight 1828 from Cabo San Lucas and Flight 599 from Mexico City landed at Montgomery Regional Airport in Alabama as a diversion point around 9:30 p.m., a Delta spokesperson said in a ...

Bad weather forced nearly 300 Delta passengers from Mexico to spend the night on the tarmac — because their planes were diverted to a regional airport in Alabama with no customs to process them.

Passengers aboard two international flights were stuck on the planes on the tarmac for hours at an airport in Alabama, where they never intended to land, and then were guarded by police when they were ...

Both planes landed at the Montgomery Regional Airport in Alabama because Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport was not considered suitable as a diversion airport due to thunderstorms and ...