Swiss-Flieger Sets Emergency Call over the Atlantic – Emergency Landing Has Been Initiated
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A Boeing 777 from Swiss on its way from Chicago to Zurich has declared an emergency over the Atlantic Ocean and changed course. Instead of Switzerland, the HB-JNF landed on the Azores.
The plane landed on the island of Terceira. Nothing is known about the background of the emergency landing.
On Tuesday morning, an incident took place on a Swiss flight from Chicago to Zurich. The plane issued an emergency call and launched an emergency landing.
Big scare Tuesday morning on Swiss flight LX9 from Chicago to Zurich. The aircraft made a distress call over the Atlantic before forking to land in the Azores, says Flightradar in a publication on X. A chemical smell on the aircraft would be involved.
Swiss flight LX9 from Chicago to Zurich dropped the Squawk code 7700 over the Atlantic Ocean. Swiss confirms an alternate landing, the background is still unclear.
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