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BALTIMORE (WJZ)—A U.S. Airways flight from BWI Thurgood Marshall to Phoenix was forced to turn around after takeoff tonight.

Airport officials say a bird struck the windshield of the plane.

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The flight landed back BWI without incident.

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U.S. Airways is working to get the passengers onto a different flight to Phoenix.

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No one was injured during the incident.