Roughly 200 people hurriedly deplaned from Minneapolis-bound flight 2668 on the tarmac at Atlanta International Airport after an aborted takeoff, airline officials said.

"Delta's flight crew followed established procedures to suspend the takeoff of flight 2668 from Atlanta (ATL) to Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) after an indication of an engine issue," Delta Air Lines said in a statement.

“Delta’s flight crew followed established procedures to suspend the takeoff of flight 2668 from Atlanta (ATL) to Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) after an indication of an engine issue,” Delta said in a statement. The aircraft aborted takeoff at 9:10 a.m ...

Approximately 200 passengers evacuated the plane through emergency slides and some were seen running through the snow, away from the aircraft.

Four passengers were injured after a Delta Air Lines plane bound for Minneapolis aborted takeoff at Atlanta’s international airport. A Delta spokesperson said the plane had an engine problem.

St. Paul had its takeoff suspended due to an 'indication' of an 'engine issue' according to Delta. Passengers on the flight recalled being told to 'duck' and then 'evacuate' the plane via the emergency slide.

A Delta plane bound for Minneapolis from Atlanta had to be evacuated on the tarmac due to an engine problem. Airport officials confirmed 4 passengers were treated for minor injuries. Passengers deplaned using emergency slides and were taken to a nearby concourse.

Passengers aboard a Delta flight from Atlanta to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP) were evacuated via emergency slides after "a reported engine issue" during takeoff Friday morning.

The evacuation took place after a Delta Air Lines flight to Minneapolis had to abort its takeoff at an Atlanta airport due to an engine problem

Four people suffered minor injuries after a Delta Airlines plane executed an aborted takeoff Friday morning at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

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