Delta flight, with landing flaps problem, lands safely in Seattle

SEATTLE, April 24 (UPI) -- A Delta Airlines Boeing 757 landed safely early Wednesday morning at Seattle's Sea-Tac Airport after a problem with the plane's landing flaps, officials said.

The pilot of Delta Flight 2329 told passengers "the flaps weren't working so we'd be coming in for a faster landing," a passenger, speaking to KIRO-TV, Seattle, said.

The flight from Atlanta arrived safely just before 1 a.m. Wednesday. There were no injuries, the television station reported.