ER, operated by Delta, lost part of its wing flap during flight from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham, landing safely with 109 passengers.

The FAA said it is working to determine if an aircraft part found in a Raleigh driveway belongs to a Delta 737.

The US FAA is investigating an incident involving a Delta Air Lines Boeing 737-900ER, which lost part of its wing flap during a flight on 1 July.

A Boeing 737-900ER, operated by Delta, lost part of its wing flap during flight from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham, landing safely with 109 passengers.

A Delta Air Lines flight landed in North Carolina without a wing flap. The FAA is investigating after the part was found on a nearby driveway.

The Boeing 737-900 departed from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, but when it landed in North Carolina the plane was missing a flap.

Flaps are attached to the rear of the wings and can be extended at takeoff and landing to expand the wing’s surface and increase lift. The Boeing 737-900 departed from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta ...