The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating after an engine fire forced passengers on a Delta Air Lines flight to evacuate onto the tarmac at Orlando International Airport. The incident occurred as the completely full Airbus A330 plane was departing for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The fire was reported in one of the two engines, causing a large ball of flames to be seen coming from the right engine. Despite the scare, all 282 passengers on board were safely evacuated following protocol. Delta Air Lines apologized for the experience and ensured that customer safety is a top priority. Passengers will be flown to their final destinations on other aircraft while maintenance teams inspect the aircraft that had the engine fire. The airline is cooperating with authorities to determine the cause of the incident. It is important to note that no injuries were reported during the evacuation process. The FAA is working to gather more information about the engine fire to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. Delta Air Lines reassures its customers that safety is their top priority and that they will work diligently to get passengers to their destinations in a timely manner.
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