A Delta Air Lines flight heading to Rome from Boston's Logan Airport on Sunday night was forced to circle back after the aircraft was suspected to be hit by lightning, according to the airline.

A Delta Air Lines flight headed to Rome, Italy, from Boston, Massachusetts, on Sunday, was struck by lightning while in the air, according to the airline and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

A new fear emerged. Passengers got more than they bargained for on their most recent trip when lightning struck a Delta flight. The Federal Aviation Administration made the following statement.

A Delta flight bound for Rome was forced to return to Boston's Logan Airport on Sunday after being struck by lightning, leading to delays and confusion among passengers. The flight diverted back ...

Airplanes are designed to withstand a lightning strike, but this one sounds like it was pretty bad. A Delta Air Lines flight that was scheduled to fly from Boston to Rome, Italy, had to turn back to ...

A Delta Air Lines jet at Logan International Airport in Boston. A Delta flight departing Boston for Rome was forced to return to the airport after it was struck by ...

The flight was diverted back to Boston "out of an abundance of caution." A Delta Air Lines flight headed to Rome, Italy, from Boston, Massachusetts, on Sunday, was struck by lightning while in the ...