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American Airlines flight makes emergency diversion at Nashville Airport

A Florida-bound American Airlines flight was diverted to Nashville today, flight tracking data has revealed.

Flight 1884 landed in the Tennessee capital just 1 hour and 29 minutes after departing Chicago O'Hare on Friday morning.

It is unclear why the Boeing 737-800, which was en route to Orlando, made the unexpected landing at Nashville International Airport but Squawk Alert reports that the crew squawked the emergency code.

Flight 1884 was scheduled to depart Tennessee at 2:13pm local time and resume its route to Florida, according to data from flight tracking service FlightAware.

But that departure has been delayed yet again, with the new expected departure at 2:40pm. Flight 1884 departed Chicago for Orlando at 11:49am Friday, but made an unplanned landing in Nashville at 1:18pm.

Aviation alert accounts on X report that the plane squawked the 7700 code, which indicates that there is an emergency on board the aircraft.

Reports allege the plane experienced a technical issue, but taxied safely to the gate at Nashville airport.

The air craft was inspected by fire services, according to the reports.

DailyMail.com has approached American Airlines for comment. Nashville International Airport also referred us to the air carrier.

The emergency diversion comes less than a month after a American Airlines passengers were forced to flee after a plane filled with smoke.

The Bombardier CRJ900, operated by sister airline American Eagle, experienced a 'maintenance issue' after landing at Augusta Regional Airport in Georgia on April 2.

Flight 5406, which had taken off from Charlotte Douglas Airport in North Carolina, landed about 30 minutes earlier than scheduled.

But the aircraft stopped on the runway - with passengers forced to urgently evacuate.

Shocking footage captured by Sean O'Conor, who was onboard the aircraft, showed horrified and confused passengers crawling onto the wings of the plane before jumping a few feet down to the ground.

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House Republicans are pushing for legislation that would repeal the federal excise tax on indoor tanning services, which has been in place under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) since 2010.

On Monday, the House Ways and Means Committee released a draft of an expansive tax and spending package dubbed "One Big, Beautiful Bill." One proposal calls for repealing the excise tax on indoor tanning services, which was originally implemented to help fund the ACA and discourage the use of indoor tanning.

-Why It Matters

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), tanning beds significantly raise the risk of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. Proponents of the repeal argue that the tax disproportionately affects small businesses that provide tanning services and unfairly targets the tanning industry compared to similar services that are not taxed.

-What To Know

Under the current law, indoor tanning services are defined as any service using equipment that incorporates ultraviolet (UV) lamps intended for skin tanning. The 10 percent excise tax is applied to the total cost of these services.

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