Delta Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Cabin Pressure Issue Injures Passengers

The FAA is investigating the incident that caused nosebleeds and ear injuries among passengers on a Salt Lake City to Portland flight.

Delta Airlines flight 1203 from Salt Lake City to Portland experienced a cabin pressure problem on September 15, forcing an emergency landing.
Passengers reported severe pain, with some experiencing nosebleeds and bleeding from their ears due to the pressurization issue.
At least 10 out of 140 passengers required medical attention upon landing, and Delta offered to cover transportation costs to the hospital.
The aircraft's oxygen masks did not deploy during the incident, but the flight crew followed procedures to return safely to Salt Lake City.
The FAA has launched an investigation into the incident, and Delta has since repaired the Boeing 737-900, which is now back in service.