A Delta Airlines flight from Detroit landed safely at Denver International Airport on Monday after a midflight mechanical issue damaged the plane’s nose. An Airbus A320 was carrying 148 passengers and six crew members when the crew received a notification about a mechanical issue, Delta officials said in a statement Tuesday. Flight 1648 landed in Denver at 1:38 p.m. and taxied to the gate without incident, according to FlightAware and airline officials. Related Articles Transportation | Colorado’s epic November snowstorm didn’t break records — but it came close Transportation | More than 500 flights delayed and canceled at DIA as winter weather tapers off Transportation | DIA’s A-Bridge to close as security screening overhauled Transportation | Colorado’s first major winter storm of the season drops nearly 3 feet of snow, closes most major highways Transportation | More than 1,300 flights canceled, delayed at DIA as heavy snow pelts metro Denver A social media user shared a picture of the dented nose cone on Monday afternoon. No passengers or crew reported any injuries. Delta officials replaced the plane for the rest of its route, and the next flight from Denver to Salt Lake City was delayed by more than 4 hours. The plane was inspected and repaired overnight, according to Delta. Get more Colorado news by signing up for our Mile High Roundup email newsletter.