An EVA Air flight from Bangkok, Thailand, bound for London, United Kingdom, was forced to make an emergency landing after a distressing incident involving a passenger. The airline has not disclosed the individual’s identity.
The incident unfolded mid-air, prompting the flight crew to take immediate action. As the aircraft descended towards London’s Heathrow Airport, the crew discovered that a passenger had locked themselves inside the toilet. Upon investigation, they found the passenger in a state of serious distress and with injuries. The cabin crew, aided by an onboard doctor, administered first aid, and the passenger was swiftly taken to a hospital upon landing.
EVA Air confirmed that the incident occurred on flight BR67 from Bangkok to London on March 15. The aircraft landed ahead of schedule at Heathrow Airport, according to tracking data from FlightAware.
The airline has not provided details regarding the extent of the passenger’s injuries or their identity.
This incident follows recent aviation-related events, including a troubling incident involving a LATAM Airlines flight from Sydney to Auckland. The flight experienced technical difficulties leading to sudden turbulence, injuring approximately 50 passengers. Thirteen individuals, comprising passengers and crew, were hospitalized, with one reported to be in serious condition. Passengers onboard described moments of panic and fear as the aircraft nosedived, causing some to hit the ceiling.
In response to the incident, LATAM Airlines expressed regret for any inconvenience caused and emphasized its commitment to safety. The airline is collaborating with authorities to investigate the incident thoroughly.
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