Air Canada Rouge Flight 1702 landed in Iowa as a precautionary measure after an acrid odour was noticed in the flight deck, Air Canada said You can save this article by registering for free here.

According to officials, on April 16, the flight deck crew on Air Canada Rouge flight 1702 reported a smoke like odor, which caused the plane to make emergency landing in Des Moines, Iowa.

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In an email, the spokesperson said Air Canada Rouge Flight 1702 was forced to divert to Des Moines International Airport on Wednesday following an odor of smoke that was “detected in the flight ...

Air Canada Rouge Flight 1702 landed in Iowa as a precautionary measure after an acrid odour was noticed in the flight deck, Air Canada stated in an email. No injuries were reported among the 176 ...