
Delta Flight 2311 Diverts to Las Vegas After Rapid Descent Due to Pressurization Failure
Delta Flight 2311, a Boeing 737-900ER traveling from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, experienced a cabin pressurization failure on September 6, 2026. The aircraft executed a rapid descent of approximately 27,000 feet in ten minutes, dropping to 9,000 feet, which triggered the automatic deployment of oxygen masks. The crew diverted the plane to Las Vegas, where it landed safely. No injuries requiring hospitalization were reported, and Delta arranged alternate transportation for the 174 passengers and six crew members.
