FAA to investigate after fire reported in cabin of United Airlines flight
WASHINGTON, April 3 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Thursday it would launch an investigation after the crew on a United Airlines UAL.O Boeing BA.N 737 flight from Key West, Florida to Newark, New Jersey, reported a fire in the cabin.
The airplane diverted and landed safely at Washington's Dulles airport around 4:45 p.m. ET (2045 GMT) on Thursday, the FAA said in a statement. United said the diversion was prompted by light smoke venting from a galley oven.
All passengers deplaned normally at the gate and the airline arranged for a different aircraft to take passengers to Newark on Thursday evening, United added. The plane had 98 passengers and five crew on board.
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