Mangaluru: Jet Airways flight to Abu Dhabi returns as a boy falls sick


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (RJP)

Mangaluru, Aug 14: Jet Airways flight to Abu Dhabi returned to city as a boy fell sick midair on Monday, August 13.

The flight had taken off at 4.30 am in the morning. When the flight had finished a journey of around one hour, a boy suddenly fell sick and complained about his illness. The pilot decided to return to city and the flight landed at Mangaluru International Airport at 6.30 am.

After the boy was dropped, the flight took off again at 7.00 am.

The boy was taken immediately to a hospital by the ambulance with the help of airport officials.

Jet Airways did not share the details of the boy who fell sick.

  

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  • rajesh bahrain, mangalore

    Wed, Aug 15 2018

    GREAT JOB DONE BY PILOT .. HATS OFF TO JET AIRWAYS

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  • Hindustani, Manipal/Dubai

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Great Job.

    God Bless

    Jai Hind

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  • Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    PILOT REALISED THAT THERE CAN NOT BE A BETTER PLACE THAN MANGALORE FOR HEALTH CARE....

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  • Sameer, Saudi

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Bro flight take off at 4:30 by one hour of fly boy got sick how can pilot fly flight towards Abudabi still 3 hours remaing for landing its better to fly back to mangalore instead of abudadi ..it’s not about treatment it’s about the pilot who took back to mangalore and done good job ...brillentness he showed. N turn flight to mangalore

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  • Sameer, Saudi

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Bro flight take off at 4:30 by one hour of fly boy got sick how can pilot fly flight towards Abudabi still 3 hours remaing for landing its better to fly back to mangalore instead of abudadi ..it’s not about treatment it’s about the pilot who took back to mangalore and done good job ...brillentness he showed. N turn flight to mangalore

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  • Anil, MP

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Education is more important... Then only ppl will understand Human life is precious then Cow....
    Hope our Unpaad brothers will also get quality education...

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  • Adithya, Udupi/Bangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    This shows How Unpad you are, Earth is not only for Humans.. As per your Animals life has no value? Just because they dont talk. Think about the Coffee/tea which you drink everyday.. Everyone has right to live even Animals.

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  • UMMAR, mangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    THEN TELL TO RSS VHP GOONS TO EAT GOAT AND CHIKEN ALSO FISH THEY HAVE RIGHT ALSO ..

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  • JK, southkanara

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    This shows the humanity and maturity of Indian Pilots than that of the British Airways.... Hats off to Crew members for your great job .... British hate kids cry but Indians love to save life of such kids .... That's the difference...

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  • Malpe, Houston TX

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Good job Pilot.

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Thanks Jetairways and the crew . More than 3 hour flight delay. So much fuel loss. Hats off again. Human life more imp. Than anything else.

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  • Arif, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Hats-Off To Pilot

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    Happy to hear that Jet Airways have done a good job. I Thank Jet Airways.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Aug 14 2018

    The boy will be safe in Mangaluru because they have the best Doctors in India ...

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