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Swiss Flight Makes Emergency Landing on Azores Due to Chemical Smell

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A Swiss International Air Lines Boeing 777-300ER passenger plane flying from Chicago to Zurich had to make an emergency landing on the Azores island of Terceira on Tuesday morning due to a strong chemical smell in the cabin. The crew sent out a distress call and landed safely around 6:30 AM local time. About five passengers and one crew member were examined medically as a precaution after they had symptoms such as irritated eyes, nausea or headache. The rest of the passengers remained unharmed. A replacement flight from Zurich was requested to pick up the stranded passengers and crew.

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    Tages Anzeiger

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    Flughafen Zürich: Swiss-Flug setzt Notruf ab und muss auf Azoreninsel...

  2. Neue Zuercher Zeitung avatar

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    Ein Flugzeug der Swiss ist wegen eines chemischen Geruchs an Bord auf...

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    Washington Times

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    A Swiss International Air Lines flight traveling from Chicago to Zuric...

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    ✈️Boeing подал сигнал бедствия над Атлантикой из-за неизвестного запах...

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