Watch: Ceiling panel detaches on Delta airlines flight from Honolulu to Minneapolis

“I’m not an expert, but this doesn’t look great,” wrote Walton, according to an MSN report. The footage showed the plane full of passengers, with the panel hanging precariously above a passenger’s head. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Watch the video here:

Visuals of the ceiling panel of a Delta Airlines Boeing 767-332(ER) aircraft that got detached, as cabin crew struggled to fix it, during a flight DL309 from Honolulu (HNL) to Minneapolis (MSP) under normal flight conditions on 01 June.#aircraft pic.twitter.com/aA9bLYjjUz

— FL360aero (@fl360aero) June 5, 2024

Social media users expressed their concern over the footage. One user said, “It’s a Boeing what else you expect from it.” Another user wrote, “I dunno, man. Has Boeing never heard of duct tape?” And a third X user said, “PSU (Passenger Service Unit). I think he is installing it the wrong way. Need to remove a gap panel in the front or back of the PSU, engage the panel in the grove on the sides and align it and then install the removed gap panel..”

This incident follows a series of similar scares. In late January, a Boeing 757 lost its front tire as it was preparing for an international flight. At Atlanta International Airport, a Delta flight bound for Bogota, Colombia, was alerted by another plane about a potential issue while taxiing.