'Mechanical error' forces American Eagle flight to make emergency landing

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“American Eagle flight 3829, operated by Envoy Air with service from Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO) to Chicago (ORD) diverted to Indianapolis (IND) due to a possible mechanical issue,” the company confirmed to Fox News Digital. “The aircraft landed safely at 2:07pm local time and passengers were bussed to the terminal. Our maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft and we are working to get our customers on their way as quickly as possible. We never want to disrupt our customers’ travel plans and apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.”

WRTV reported that smoke was reported in the cargo area and that crews recovered a smoking bag, possibly caused by a battery, that no passenger has claimed.

Milwaukee, Michigan, USA - July 14, 2014: Tail section of American Airlines 737 airplane. This aircraft was produced by the Boeing company.

Milwaukee, Michigan, USA – July 14, 2014: Tail section of American Airlines 737 airplane. This aircraft was produced by the Boeing company.

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American Airlines confirmed to Fox News Digital that the aircraft was diverted due to an indicator light in the cockpit “regarding a potential issue related to the cargo hold.”

No injuries have been reported.

American Eagle aircraft. File photo.

American Eagle aircraft. File photo.

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The Federal Aviation Administration told Fox News Digital that the “crew reported a smoke alarm activating in the cargo hold” and that the agency will be conducting an investigation into the incident. 

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