An Air Canada plane has landed safely at Bradley International Airport in Connecticut following media reports of a cracked windshield and smoke inside the cockpit, Connecticut Airport Authority said.
There were no injuries, but emergency crews were initially called as a precautionary measure, according to a Jazz Aviation statement.
Air Canada Express flight 8842, operated by Jazz Aviation, experienced an issue with a cracked windshield and smoke in the flight deck shortly before landing, the statement read.
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The airport authority told Global News in an email the plane landed at approximately 3:30 p.m. local time Monday.
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Jazz Aviation said they were investigating the cause of the incident.
The flight was scheduled to land in Windsor Locks, Conn., according to Flightradar, an online flight tracker.
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