WorldBritish Airways Flight BA295 Emergency and Past Crisis Stories
On October 5, British Airways flight BA295 from London to Chicago returned to Heathrow due to a cabin pressure problem over Ireland. The Boeing 777-200ER descended rapidly from 36,000 to 9,000 feet, with the crew issuing emergency code 7700. The plane landed safely. This incident recalls five previous British Airways emergencies, including a 1990 cockpit windscreen failure where the captain was partially sucked out but survived.
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