Delta passengers stuck for hours on plane, guarded by police inside wrong airport

Delta passengers stuck for hours on plane, guarded by police inside wrong airport

Passengers aboard two international flights were forced to stay on the planes overnight at an airport at which they were never supposed to land, then guarded by police once they were allowed into the terminal Thursday night,

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