TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Washington, D.C.-bound Flight 5082 that left Tallahassee International Airport Monday morning was forced to make an emergency landing Monday morning, according to American Airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration.

According to officials, the CRJ jet landed due to reports by the pilot of smoke in the cockpit during the final approach to the D.C. airport, which landed safely at 9:40 a.m. All 48 passengers and three crew members were deplaned before the plane was towed to the terminal.

A maintenance team began evaluating i.

No one was injured.