easyJet U23170 Requested Immediate Diversion to AMS as CPR Was Performed on a Passenger
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An emergency situation has arisen on an easyJet flight from Cyprus to Glasgow.
An EasyJet flight from Cyprus to Scotland was forced to make an emergency diversion due to a mid-air incident
An easyJet plane flying from Larnaca to Glasgow reported a general emergency over the Netherlands and was diverted to Schiphol Airport near Amsterdam. The information was reported by Gazeta.Ru based on flight tracking data. The flight was numbered EZY3170, and the aircraft was an Airbus A320-214. The plane took off from Larnaca at 22:16 Moscow time en route to Glasgow. During the flight, the crew set the transponder code 7700. It is used in case…
Signal 7700 over Europe: EasyJet aircraft from Larnaca to Glasgow landed urgently in Amsterdam A British airline passenger plane EasyJet, connecting Larnaca, Cyprus, to Glasgow, Scotland, gave an emergency signal in ... <p>The post Europe: Signal 7700 over Europe: EasyJet aircraft from Larnaca to Glasgow landed urgently in Amsterdam first appeared on The Informant.</p>
easyJet U23170 requested immediate diversion to AMS as CPR was performed on a passenger
An easyJet flight traveling from Cyprus to Scotland made an emergency diversion to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport on Tuesday evening following a severe in-flight medical emergency that required CPR to be actively performed on a passenger mid-flight. Flight U23170, operated by an Airbus A320 registered as G-EZWL, departed Larnaca Airport on October 6 bound for Glasgow. […]
Flying has become one of the most popular ways to travel across Europe. This is encouraged by safety statistics and ticket prices, which are often lower than intercity trains. Unfortunately, emergencies can sometimes occur on board, which can be frightening.
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