British Airways flight makes emergency landing after severe turbulence

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 02:12 · Archive

A British Airways flight to Chicago experienced sudden turbulence, deployed oxygen masks and made an emergency landing after descending 28,000 feet.

A British Airways flight bound for Chicago experienced sudden turbulence that triggered the deployment of oxygen masks throughout the cabin. The aircraft descended 28,000 feet during the incident before the crew made an emergency u-turn and landed the plane.

Details about the flight's condition after landing, any injuries to passengers or crew, and the cause of the turbulence were not provided in the available reports.

How it is being reported

• British Airways flight BA295 to Chicago forced to make u-turn, emergency landing as plane plunges 28,000 feetThe West Australian · 6 Oct, 01:06
• British Airways flight BA295 to Chicago forced to make u-turn, emergency landing as plane plunges 28,000 feetPerth Now · 6 Oct, 01:06

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