Delta flight aborts landing after warning about another plane

Delta flight aborts landing after warning about another plane describes a close call investigated by aviation regulators at Boston Logan International Airport on June 20. The Federal Aviation Administration said a Delta Air Lines flight, 2351 from Dallas, was forced to abort its landing when another aircraft departed from an intersecting runway. The FAA stated the crew executed a go-around at about 11:30 a.m. local time and emphasized that go-arounds are routine and safe procedures used at pilot discretion. Delta said pilots received an alert from an onboard traffic conflict monitoring system, followed established procedures in coordination with air traffic control, and landed safely afterward. The report notes American Airlines flight 3161 appears to be the conflicting departure, based on FlightRadar24 data, though neither the FAA nor American confirmed details. The situation parallels a 2023 Boston event involving a runway intersection and a private jet without takeoff clearance. Officials from the FAA are investigating the incident.