Delta Flight 2948 was one of 3 emergencies in flight on O’Hare on 1 day after a possible pressurization question

Chicago (WLS) – On Wednesday, a total of three flights were redirected to O’Hare Airport after reported emergencies.

Delta Flight 2948 from Atlanta to Green Bay was redirected by a “possible pressurization problem,” the airline said.

A total of 139 customers plus six crew members were aboard the Airbus A320 aircraft.

The flight made an emergency in O’Hare safely. Customers were accommodated to fly out to Green Bay on Thursday.

However, the first delta -emergency situation was reported earlier that day.

Delta Flight 2761, traveling from Detroit to Kansas City, was forced to make an emergency landing.

Boeing 717 -Fly landed safely at O’Hare, Delta said.

United Airlines also reported an emergency.

A flight of 162 people on board returned to O’Hare after an emergency with the Cockpit window.

United Flight 1879 from O’Hare to Los Cabos returned to Chicago shortly after departure due to a “problem with the cockpit window,” the airline said.

The plane was a Boeing 737-800 model.

No injuries were reported in any of the incidents.