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Pilot of TUI flight #BY7604 from Birmingham evacuated by ambulance after diversion to France

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Last updated: June 11, 2024, 11:55 UTC
Published: Tuesday, June 11, 2024, at 12:46 UTC
Category: News
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TUI flight from Birmingham to Alicante was forced to divert to Limoges as one of the pilots fell ill.

TUI flight #BY7604 departed Birmingham, UK Saturday, June 8 2024 for a 2-hour flight to Alicante, Spain.

The flight was operated by a Boeing 737-800 (registration EI-FFD) and the crew members were Fly4 Airways on a wet lease to TUI.

The plane took off at 06:20 BST from BHX Airport and climbed to 37,000 ft. But less than one hour into the flight, the crew had to deal with a medical situation on board as the co-pilot fell ill. According to a passenger on board who spoke to AIRLIVE, the cabin crew seemed quite concerned about him.

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The flight then started to descend to Limoges, France and landed on runway 21 at 08:30 local time. The pilot was evacuated by ambulance to the local hospital.

Staff at Limoges Airport had to manage the 190 passengers for 8 hours until a new pilot to be flown out.

The flight resumed in the afternoon, it departed shortly before 17:00 and landed on runway 10 at 18:15 in Alicante, about 9 hours late.

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