Delta Flight 75, which took off from Milan, Italy, and was headed to Atlanta, was diverted to the Greensboro airport after the warning light signaled a possible fire in a forward cargo hold, said Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen.
``We are still trying to get a passenger count,'' said Bergen, who said there were no injuries.
``Everybody's fine,'' she said, speaking by telephone from the FAA offices in Atlanta. ``No one was hurt.''
Pilots radioed that the warning light went on, signaling a possible fire in the cargo hold. The crew turned on a fire suppression system and the warning light went out, Bergen said.
``They landed safely at 2:45 p.m. and they are taxiing to the ramp,'' she said, adding that it had not been determined yet if there was a fire in the cargo hold or if the light malfunctioned.
Due to limited U.S. Customs services at the airport, she said, passengers were being kept on the plane until a decision was made if they needed to be placed on another flight.
