Passengers Scramble For Air As Jet Descends 32,000 Feet
Dec 21, 2015 1:48:25 GMT 7
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Post by Deleted on Dec 21, 2015 1:48:25 GMT 7
Passengers onboard a London-bound flight were left scrambling for oxygen masks as their plane was forced to make a rapid descent, it was claimed today.
A technical fault on the Gulf Air flight GF003 forced cabin crew to launch an emergency landing. The plane carrying 89 passengers plummeted 32,000 ft in a matter of minutes before landing safely at Heathrow on Tuesday.
Kenneth Blake, a 62-year-old former BAE Systems worker who was on the Gulf Air flight, told the London Evening Standard that when the oxygen masks were deployed from the overhead compartments some masks were not working and passengers were forced to move seats.
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www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/passengers-scrambled-for-oxygen-masks-as-london-bound-plane-descended-32000-ft-a6779606.html
A technical fault on the Gulf Air flight GF003 forced cabin crew to launch an emergency landing. The plane carrying 89 passengers plummeted 32,000 ft in a matter of minutes before landing safely at Heathrow on Tuesday.
Kenneth Blake, a 62-year-old former BAE Systems worker who was on the Gulf Air flight, told the London Evening Standard that when the oxygen masks were deployed from the overhead compartments some masks were not working and passengers were forced to move seats.
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www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/passengers-scrambled-for-oxygen-masks-as-london-bound-plane-descended-32000-ft-a6779606.html
