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Envoy Air Flight Makes Emergency Landing in San Antonio

Envoy Air flight MQ-3924 made an emergency landing at San Antonio International Airport, Texas, on December 13th.

The plane heading from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to Del Rio International Airport, Texas, was diverted after the crew noticed an issue with the flaps.

The plane landed safely. All twenty-six people aboard remained unharmed.

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Envoy Air Flight Rejects Takeoff From DFW Airport

Envoy Air flight MQ-3956 had to reject takeoff from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, on November 6th.

The plane was accelerating to takeoff for Lake Charles, Louisiana, when it hit an object on the runway, prompting the crew to reject takeoff.

The plane safely vacated the runway. Everyone aboard remained unharmed.

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Envoy Air Flight Returns to Toledo due to Smoke Indication

Envoy Air flight MQ-3434 had to return and make an emergency landing in Toledo, Ohio, on January 17th.

The plane took off for O’Hare International Airport, Chicago, Illinois, but had to return shortly afterwards due to a smoke indication.

The plane landed back safely. All forty-six passengers and three crew members remained unharmed.

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Smoke in the Cockpit forces Envoy Air Operated AA Flight to Make Emergency Landing

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The smell of smoke forced the American Airlines flight 3454 to make emergency landing at Tampa International Airport, Florida, on Thursday, April 24.

The Embraer ERJ 145, belonging to Envoy Air and operated by American Airlines, was carrying 46 passengers and 3 crew members from Tallahassee to Miami. The passengers included Congressman Mario Diaz-Balart and the Superintendent of Miami-Dade County Public Schools, Alberto Carvalho.

The flight took off at 8:30 pm, after a 1 hour 45 minutes delay from the original scheduled time. Some passengers reported that after about 30 minutes into the flight, they heard an explosion, following which the smoke could be smelled in the plane.

However, according to Laura Masvidal, the spokesperson of American Airlines, there was no explosion and the decision for emergency landing was made due to smell of smoke in the cockpit.

The flight made an uneventful emergency landing at about 9:32 p.m. All the passengers and crew members exited safely.

The passengers were accommodated in hotels. They were given the choice to either take a shuttle for Miami or stay in hotel and take the flight to Miami next morning.

The cause of smoke is being investigated.