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    Lufthansa flight pilot missing in action for 10 minutes — Here’s what saved the flight

    Lufthansa Flight Pilot News: In February 2024, a Lufthansa Airbus A321 flew for about ten minutes without a conscious pilot after the co-pilot fainted alone in the cockpit. The captain, who was momentarily out, could not re-enter due to the locked cockpit door. The plane’s autopilot kept the flight stable, preventing disaster. The co-pilot later regained partial consciousness to unlock the door. Investigations revealed a seizure caused by an undiagnosed neurological condition. The incident highlights the crucial role of two pilots in the cockpit.

    Lufthansa flight's copilot falls unconscious, leaving pilot locked out of cockpit — Here's what happened

    A Lufthansa flight carrying over 200 passengers experienced a harrowing incident when the first officer lost consciousness, leaving the aircraft unsupervised for nearly 10 minutes. The captain, who had briefly left the cockpit, struggled to regain entry.

    Not turbulence or illness. An iPad forces flight with 461 passengers take a detour and make an emergency landing

    Flights faced unexpected diversions. A Lufthansa flight from Los Angeles to Munich landed in Boston. An iPad got stuck in a seat, posing a fire risk. Earlier, a United Airlines flight to Shanghai rerouted to San Francisco. The pilot forgot his passport. Passengers faced delays due to these rare mid-air incidents. These events highlight the unpredictable nature of air travel.

    Amid rising tensions in Middle East, Mumbai-bound flight takes u-turn over Türkiye to avoid entering Iran

    Lufthansa’s Frankfurt-Mumbai flight turned back to Frankfurt due to the Iran-Israel conflict, causing Iranian airspace to be closed. Passengers received detailed announcements, and arrangements for alternate travel and hotel stays were made. Special provisions were organized for travelers without appropriate visas and families with special needs.

    Why airlines are increasing flights over conflict-ridden Afghanistan

    Airlines like Singapore Airlines, British Airways, and Lufthansa have increased flights over Afghanistan, seeing it as relatively safer amid Middle East tensions. Despite the absence of air traffic control, pilots follow specific protocols. Routing changes are driven by regulatory updates and cost-saving needs.

    Husband-wife's mid-air fight forces Bangkok bound Lufthansa flight to land in Delhi

    According to reports, the altercation between the couple resulted in the diversion of a Munich-Bangkok Lufthansa flight to Delhi, with subsequent disembarkation.

    The Economic Times
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