US EditionSwiss Air flight LX64 to Miami is declaring an emergency and turning around over Atlantic
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The Swiss flight LX64 from Zurich to Miami had to be canceled on Monday. The reason for this was "irregularity with an engine", as the airline reports.
Swiss Air flight LX64 to Miami is declaring an emergency and turning around over Atlantic
A flight from Zurich to Miami has declared an emergency and is returning to Zurich.The Swiss International Air Lines flight LX64 departed Zurich earlier in the afternoon to Miami MIA airport in Florida.The flight, operated by an Airbus A330-300 with registration HB-JMH, climbed to 32,000 feet but turned around 1hour and 30 minutes later after flying over France.It looks the crew tried to solve a problem on board but finally took the decision to …
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