An Air France flight from Paris to Detroit is diverted to Montreal after U.S. authorities bar it from landing at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, citing Ebola-related entry restrictions. Multiple reports say U.S. Customs and Border Protection identifies a passenger who recently traveled to, or is linked to, the Ebola-affected region in central Africa, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Authorities determine the passenger should not have been allowed to board under the new restrictions tied to the Ebola outbreak. ABC News and NBC News report the passenger boarded “in error,” while other outlets describe the passenger’s presence as violating entry requirements. The flight is instead redirected and lands in Montreal. The decision is presented as a precautionary and compliance measure to prevent a prohibited traveler from entering the United States. Canadian media and other coverage align on the key sequence: the flight is en route to Detroit, U.S. officials prohibit landing at Detroit due to the passenger’s status, and the aircraft diverts to Montreal as a result. The reports do not provide details on any confirmed Ebola illness among passengers.