Delta flight makes emergency landing after birdstrike in New York

<br>A Delta flight was forced to make an emergency landing after striking a bird at John F. Kennedy International <a href="https://www.flickr.com/search/?q=Airport">Airport</a>; in New York Saturday. The Delta Flight 2836 took off just before 8am but then struck a bird and lost an engine in the impact. The Denver-bound craft made an emergency landing, <a href="https://jetblacktransportation.com/">JetBlack</a>; safely looping back to the runway, according to the NY Daily News.  On Saturday a Delta flight made an emergency landing after hitting a bird, authorities pictured above inspecting the damage to the engine after the crash The bird hit took place when the craft was about 500 feet in the air, according to the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association.  As a result of the birdstrike the engine it hit shut down, causing the pilot to use limited power to land. No one was hurt in the emergency landing where 126 passengers were on board.   RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next 'If we all protect each other we'll get through this... Counselor, 25, at $19,000-a-year private school admits to... Share this article Share Port Authority Police shared this image after wards, revealing the damage to the blades of the engine (bottom right) An image of the engine after the crash sees visible damage to the blades of the engine.  A Delta spokeswoman revealed that after the strike the craft was 'taxied to the gate for <a href="https://www.martindale.com/Results.aspx?ft=2&frm=freesearch&lfd=Y&afs=maintenance%20evaluation%27">maintenance evaluation'</a>.  She added that customers were taken onto another plane to reach their destination.      New York <br>