A Swiss International Air Lines flight made an emergency landing in Graz, Austria after smoke was detected in the cabin and cockpit, forcing the crew to abort the journey.
Emergency Landing Over Smoke on Board: Swiss Air Flight Incident
A Swiss International Air Lines flight was forced to make an emergency landing due to smoke in the cabin and cockpit. The Airbus A220-300 aircraft, carrying 74 passengers and five crew members, was en route from Bucharest, Romania to Zurich when the crew decided to abort the journey.
Cause of Smoke Remains Unclear
The plane landed safely in the Austrian city of Graz after the crew reported engine issues and smoke aboard. The airline has stated that it is unclear what caused the smoke, but an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the incident.
Passengers and Crew Members Affected
Twelve passengers and four crew members received medical attention after the emergency landing. One crew member was transported to hospital by helicopter, and their condition remains unclear. The airline has apologized for the inconvenience caused and thanked passengers for their patience during this challenging situation.
Aircraft Removed from Runway
The aircraft has been removed from the runway, and the authorities are working closely with the airline to determine the cause of the incident. The airline’s thoughts are with the passengers and crew members who experienced this incident, especially those still under medical care.
