BA115 (LHR-JFK) Returning to LHR?
May 28, 15, 10:50 am
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BA115 (LHR-JFK) Returning to LHR?
Interesting - A/C gone tech or another smelly toilet situation?
https://twitter.com/flightradar24/st...48272105988096
https://twitter.com/flightradar24/st...48272105988096
Originally Posted by FlightRadar24 on Twitter
BA115 LHR-JFK is returning to London, reason unknown at this time.
Last edited by CraigWatson; May 28, 15 at 10:56 am
May 29, 15, 1:19 am
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Fumes in the cockpit, reports BA Source. http://www.thebasource.com/british-a...hnical-return/
May 29, 15, 1:20 am
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Originally Posted by JehanMary
Oh my, everything all right with pax, crew and aircraft? I'm
On this exacy flight one week from now.
On this exacy flight one week from now.
May 29, 15, 1:42 am
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As previously mentioned, I expect it wasn't too serious else they wouldn't have flown all the way back again - probably just a slight smell of fumes in the cockpit and so they wouldn't want to risk continuing over the Atlantic.
May 29, 15, 4:20 am
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To correct the other reports, I was working that flight as it all started happening. According to the crew, the fumes were in the cabin and not cockpit. Both pilots were on oxygen just as a precaution, although came off it when they decided to continue and started climbing again around Cardiff. The situation wasn't resolved before reaching oceanic airspace, so they elected to return, declaring a PAN, and were back on oxygen when they re-entered UK airspace.
May 29, 15, 4:42 am
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Originally Posted by JehanMary
Thanx ATCO2, sounds a bit dramatic after all.
But can you, or anyone confirm which exat aircraft it was? I get contradictory results when searching for info.
But can you, or anyone confirm which exat aircraft it was? I get contradictory results when searching for info.
May 29, 15, 6:12 am
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