EasyJet flight to Glasgow reports multiple passengers falling ill
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 29 Oct, 10:57 · Archive
At least eight passengers on an easyJet flight from Sharm el-Sheikh to Glasgow became unwell with vomiting during the overnight journey.
At least eight passengers on easyJet flight U23116 from Sharm el-Sheikh to Glasgow became unwell with vomiting during an overnight flight on Wednesday. The crew notified operational command and arranged ground support as a precautionary measure whilst the aircraft was travelling through Dutch airspace.
The plane landed safely at Glasgow Airport at around 2:45am. An easyJet spokesperson said the wellbeing of customers and crew was the airline's highest priority. Some passengers indicated the illness may have been related to food consumed at their hotel prior to the flight.
The airline stated that no medical assistance was required and the flight landed normally.
How it is being reported
- Chaos on EasyJet flight to Glasgow amid 'mass vomiting' as passengers become unwellThe plane was flying from a holiday destination popular with Britons.Daily Express · 29 Oct, 10:41
- EasyJet flight to Glasgow 'reports mass vomiting' with medics rushing to runwayFlight crew aboard an easyJet flight bound for Scotland were reportedly forced to alert operational command and prepare ground support after a suspected stomach virus brokeThe Mirror · 28 Oct, 18:26
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