Emergency landing in Graz: Swiss crew in danger to smoke!

Emergency landing in Graz: Swiss crew in danger to smoke!

A dramatic incident occurred on Monday evening when a Swiss aircraft, which was traveling from Bucharest to Zurich, took off a Mayday emergency call. A engine had failed and there was too heavy smoke development in the cabin, which meant that the machine had to land in Graz in an emergency. Passengers reported panic moments and the fight for immobilization. The 74 passengers were partially overwhelmed by the shock, as the 28-year-old Linda described, who was returning from a business trip and found the situation to be extremely scary, as it was suddenly surprised by Rauch and the emergency landing, as the Krone reported.

Additional information from Graz

of the passengers needed a total of 12 medical help, and five crew members also visited medical care. A worrying detail is the condition of a crew member who was flown to a nearby hospital with a helicopter and is currently being treated in the intensive care unit. The Swiss carefully commented on the state of health and speaks of an "unclear" finding. People who take care of those affected, including relatives, are looked after by Airline specialists. Despite the dramatic incident, the remaining passengers could be returned on Tuesday morning with a replacement flight to Zurich, such as "https://www.zuonline.ch/flughafen-zuerich-passagiere-nach-notfallmaessiger-Landung-zurueck-in-kloten-656016988748" zuonline.ch reported.

Special attention is now on the investigation, which has been initiated to clarify the causes of the incident. It was confirmed that the affected aircraft, an Airbus A220-300, was parked after landing on the apron in Graz, while the already quiet air traffic at Graz Airport could be resumed. The incident raises questions about security, since the cockpit crew carried out a steep descent when returning to normality, which was against the usual key figures. The Swiss has guaranteed to cooperate comprehensively with the responsible authorities in order to clarify the processes and continue to look after the passengers.