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Woman dies on TUI flight from Tenerife to Glasgow after taking seriously ill

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On a TUI flight from Tenerife to Glasgow, a female passenger suffered a cardiac arrest mid-flight, leading to an emergency landing at Funchal Airport in Madeira. Despite efforts by medical crews on the ground, the passenger passed away.

On 29 December, TUI Airways flight BY1573 from Tenerife South to Glasgow, operated by Boeing 737 MAX 8 registered G-TUMP, squawked 7700 (emergency) and diverted to Funchal, Madeira, after a passenger was reported seriously ill. However, medical crews on the ground were unable to save the life of the woman, who reportedly died from a cardiac arrest..

The plane was scheduled to resume its route to Glasgow later that evening, but Flightradar24 does not report it to have taken off.

This post was published on 1 January 2024 14:23

André Orban

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