Delta Air Lines flight makes emergency landing due to 'suspect device' A Delta Air Lines flight en route from Istanbul to John F. Kennedy Airport has made an emergency landing in Dublin, according to the BBC. The pilot of the 767-300 "requested permission to make an emergency landing due to concerns about activity in the cabin," according to the Irish Times. The paper said the pilot reported a "suspect device and suspicious activity." The plane is reportedly in an isolated area of the Dublin airport and police are expected to board it soon. Flight 73 departed Istanbul's Ataturk airport at 12:13 local time and was scheduled to arrive at JFK at 4:50 p.m. Msnbc.com reached out to Delta for a statement on the incident. Earlier Monday, four people aboard a Virgin Atlantic jet suffered minor injuries when it made an emergency landing at London's Gatwick Airport.