BA flight forced to turn back over cracked window
Summary
A British Airways flight from London to Portugal had to turn back because one of its passenger windows was cracked. The plane safely returned to Gatwick Airport, and passengers were set to continue their journey later.Key Facts
- The flight BA2660 was going to Faro, Portugal, when it turned back.
- The problem was a cracked window on the passenger side.
- The plane sent an emergency code (7700) indicating a technical issue.
- British Airways described the issue as minor and apologized for the delay.
- The plane landed safely at London Gatwick Airport.
- Passengers are expected to resume their travel after the delay.
- Similar recent incidents include a BA flight turning back from a Chicago trip after an emergency alert.
- A serious Ryanair accident last August involved a passenger partly sucked out of a broken window.
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