EasyJet flight declares mid-air emergency as paramedics rush to meet plane
An easyJet flight traveling from Paris to Edinburgh declared a general emergency on November 14, prompting paramedics to be on standby upon landing at Edinburgh Airport. The aircraft's pilot issued the emergency signal while descending towards the airport, highlighting the urgency of the situation involving a passenger in need of immediate medical attention.
The flight, identified as EZY3242, was reported by FlightRadar24 to be "squawking 7700" during its descent into Edinburgh, indicating a standard emergency protocol was activated. Upon arrival, an easyJet spokesperson confirmed that the flight was met by medical teams due to the urgent needs of one of the passengers onboard.
Emergency services were prepared to provide assistance as soon as the aircraft landed, ensuring that the passenger received the necessary care swiftly.