<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Delta Flight 127 from Madrid to New York City was diverted to the Azores due to engine troubles, stranding 282 passengers on the remote island of Terceira.</li><li>Passengers faced a 29-hour layover on the Azores, known for its limited airport facilities and primarily used for military operations.</li><li>Delta Airlines apologized for the inconvenience, arranged a replacement plane from New York, and provided accommodations for passengers during the delay.</li><li>The passengers eventually reached New York, 31 hours late, with plans for full reimbursement as the original plane was grounded for maintenance before resuming its regular service.</li></ul>

Engine Trouble Strands Delta Passengers on Remote Island for Over a Day

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