"The Commander Felt Sick, He Couldn't Fly. We Have to Go Back Immediately": the Crew Launches the Alarm 4 Minutes After Takeoff, the Emergency Landing Is Triggered
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A pilot on a Delta flight became ill, forcing them to turn back to Minneapolis four minutes after takeoff.
Just four minutes after the takeoff, a sudden illness hit the commander, triggering a maximum emergency re-entry procedure to prevent dramatic consequences. It happened last August 31st in the US skies of Minneapolis, aboard a Boeing 757-300 Delta Airlines headed to Orlando, Florida. The timely intervention of the rest of the crew [...] The article "The commander felt bad, he could not fly. We have to go back immediately: the crew launches the a…
(Adnkronos) "The commander feels sick and a plane is in danger of crashing. An airplane from Minneapolis, in the United States, was forced to go back a few minutes after takeoff, after some crew members reported a potential inability of the pilot to drive the aircraft. According to People, the airplane, a [...]
(Adnkronos) "The commander feels sick and a plane is in danger of crashing. An airplane from Minneapolis, in the United States, was forced to go back a few minutes after takeoff, after some crew members reported a "potential inability of the pilot" to drive the aircraft. According to People, the airplane, a Boeing [...]
(Adnkronos) - The commander feels sick and a plane is in danger of crashing. An airplane from Minneapolis, in the United States, was forced to return
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