aviation
The 23-year-old died from a severe lack of oxygen supply to the brain. He had pre-existing health problems. Further investigations will follow, for example into what role the respirator mask played
The Swiss Airbus A220 made an emergency landing in Graz on December 23 with 74 passengers and five crew members on the way from Bucharest to Zurich due to engine problems and smoke in the cabin. (symbol image)
Zurich/Graz – According to an autopsy, the preliminary cause of death of the flight attendant of a Swiss Air plane that made an emergency landing in Graz at Christmas is available. The 23-year-old died from a severe lack of oxygen supply to the brain. Public prosecutor spokesman Hansjörg Bacher confirmed a report from the Keystone-SDA news agency to the APA on Sunday. However, toxicological tests are still pending. The technical report on the Airbus A220-300 that made an emergency landing is still pending.
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