Three crew members and one passenger were removed from an American Airlines flight 1719 out of Boston, Massachusetts and taken to a local hospital for evaluation after a “strange odor” forced the plane to return to the airport gate.
American Airlines representatives say that the odor was due to a “mechanical issue” and that the jet has now been taken out of service. The remaining passengers were re-routed after several hours’ delay.
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