easyJet Flight Returns Safely After Lightning Strike Shortly After Takeoff
easyJet flight struck by lightning minutes after taking off from London Gatwick
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An easyJet flight from London Gatwick to Milan Malpensa was struck by lightning shortly after takeoff on May 14. The pilots followed safety protocols and returned to Gatwick, landing the Airbus A319 safely without any reported injuries.
- 01The flight U28305 took off at 2.22 PM from London Gatwick.
- 02The aircraft involved was an Airbus A319, registered as G-EZDH.
- 03The incident occurred shortly after departure, prompting an immediate return to Gatwick.
- 04No injuries were reported among the passengers or crew.
- 05The airline's safety protocols were effectively followed during the incident.
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On May 14, an easyJet flight U28305, which had just departed from London Gatwick at 2.22 PM, was struck by lightning shortly after takeoff. The aircraft, an Airbus A319 registered as G-EZDH, was en route to Milan Malpensa in Italy. Following the airline's safety protocols, the pilots made the decision to return to Gatwick, where they successfully landed the aircraft without any reported injuries to the passengers or crew. This incident highlights the importance of adherence to safety procedures during unexpected situations in aviation.
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The safe return of the flight ensures the safety of passengers and reinforces the reliability of easyJet's emergency protocols.
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