FLIGHT ALERT
Mid-air drama as British Airways holiday flight diverted after passenger suffers ‘medical emergency’
Pilots declared a 7700 general emergency

A BRITISH airways flight has been diverted after a passenger suffered a "medical emergency".
Holidaymakers were returning to London from Gran Canaria when the pilots were forced to reroute.
The plane was over northern France when the plane declared a 7700 general emergency.
The BA2707 flight took off from Gran Canaria Airport at 6.30pm on Sunday.
It was set to land at Gatwick - but instead landed at Brest, France, at 10.53pm.
The squawk code was issued at around 10pm.
A BA spokesperson said: "The flight diverted due to a customer requiring medical attention where it landed normally.
"Our teams are working to ensure customers are able to continue their journey as soon as possible."
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