St. Paul had its takeoff suspended due to an 'indication' of an 'engine issue' according to Delta. Passengers on the flight recalled being told to 'duck' and then 'evacuate' the plane via the emergency slide.

Passengers on one Delta Air Lines flight were forced to evacuate by slides at Atlanta's airport after pilots got an engine malfunction indication.

Four passengers were injured after a Delta Air Lines plane bound for Minneapolis aborted takeoff on Friday morning. Passengers left the plane using emergency inflatable slides and were taken to an airport concourse.

"Delta's flight crew followed established procedures to suspend the takeoff of flight 2668 from Atlanta (ATL) to Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) after an indication of an engine issue," Delta Air Lines said in a statement.

A Delta jet with more than 200 people on board was evacuated on the tarmac at the Atlanta airport Friday morning after an engine issue prompted an aborted takeoff, airline and airport officials said.

An engine problem resulted in a flight's takeoff being aborted and the passengers evacuated from the aircraft.