Wing wing Delta del Ala on the track while landing at Laguardia airport

A Delta Air Lines plane hit its wing on the track while landing at Laguardia airport In New York Sunday night, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

The FAA confirmed to Fox News Digital that the incident occurred just after 10 pm On a flight that travels From Jacksonville, Florida, to Laguardia.

“The left of the Freeavor Air Flight 4814 hit the track at Laguardia airport in New York while the pilot was running a lap due to an unstable approach,” a spokesman for the agency shared in a statement.

The officials of the Port Authority confirmed Fox News Digital that there were no injuries or impact on airport operations.

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Delta aircraft in the asphalt at Laguardia Airport (LGA) in New York. (Angus Mordant/Bloomberg through Getty Images)

The agency added that there were 76 clients, two pilots and two hostesses aboard the flight at the time of defective landing.

The FAA explained that a “management is a safe and routine maneuver performed at the discretion of a pilot or request an air traffic controller.”

“Discontinates the landing approach and returns the aircraft to an altitude and configuration to make another approach safely. The pilot and the air traffic controller are in charge of the situation,” said the FAA.

FAA added that the information is preliminary at this time and that the incident will investigate.

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The wing of a Delta plane hit the track when it arrived to land at Laguardia airport on Sunday night, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. (Angus Mordant/Bloomberg through Getty Images)

Until Monday afternoon, the plane was still on the ground in Laguardia, According to Wabc.

A Delta Air Lines spokesman also shared a statement with Fox News Digital recognizing the incident and apologizing to passengers on board.

“Air Endeavor flight crew followed the established procedures to safely promulgate a solution in New York-Laguardia. The plane landed safely and proceeded to its arrival door. We apologized to our clients for the experience,” said the statement.

It is not the only Delta problem and its Subsidiary, Endeavor Air, I have faced in recent months.

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Delta Airlines Airbus A319 (Registration N354NB) in flight shortly before landing at the Los Angeles World Airport (Lax). (Istock)

In February, a Delta airline aircraft that goes from Minneapolis to Toronto crashed while landing at Pearson in Toronto.

The 80 people aboard Delta’s 4819 flight were evacuated, with 19 people treated by injuries, and three of them transported to local hospitals, after the accident, according to a previous FAA statement.

The airline announced that it would offer $ 30,000 to each person, with “without strings”, which means that passengers who accept payment could continue to undertake legal actions.

After the accident, the CEO of Delta, Ed Bastian, said in an interview with “CBS Mornings” that, despite the claims of critics, the budget cuts of the Trump administration did not have a negative impact on the safety of aviation.

“I understand that the cuts at this time are something that is asking questions, but the reality is that there are more than 50,000 people who work in the FAA. And the cuts, I understand, there were 300 people, and they were in non -critical security functions,” Bastian said.

“The Trump administration has promised to invest deeply in terms of improving general technologies used in air traffic control systems and modernizing the skies,” Bastian added. “They have pledged to hire additional controllers and researchers, and security researchers. So, I am not worried about that at all.”

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The Toronto incident is one of several aviation disasters in recent months. One hundred seventy -nine people in South Korea died when a Jeju Air Flight He crashed into the concrete barrier of an airport, and an accident that involved an Azerbaija Airlines plane killed 38 people and wounded 29 at Christmas.

In North America, 67 people died Near Washington, DC, on January 29, when a Black Hawk military helicopter hit a commercial flight from American Airlines from Kansas. In February, 10 people died after a vicinity plane crashed into the Alaska coast.

Andrea Margolis and Kristine Parks of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.