EL Al flight LY7 departed from Tel Aviv at 13:13 IST and was cruising at 36,000ft when the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700).

The flight is operated by a Boeing 787-9 (registration 4X-EDK).

UPDATE 15:45 GMT
The flight is diverting to Paris CDG.

UPDATE 16:20 GMT
The flight has landed on runway 26R.

UPDATE 16:23 GMT
The flight has diverted due to a medical emergency according to source to AIRLIVE.

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The Boeing 777-300ER with registration F-GSQX departed Paris CDG Airport at 15:07 CET Thursday, February 6 2025.

The flight AF898 to Fort-de-France was cruising at 31,000 ft when it was about to start crossing the Atlantic Ocean when the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and started to circle about 40 minutes into the flight.

Pilots finally decided to return to Paris CDG as a female passenger has dropped her cell phone in the galley area. The phone went through a grate, then fell into the cargo hold. Lithium battery may have been altered when the phone dropped so the crew didn’t want to take the risk of a fire during the flight.

The Boeing aircraft landed back at 17:18 (local time) and maintenance team had to remove two pallets to finally find the woman’s phone.

The 471 passengers resumed their flight to Martinique on the same plane which took off at 18:49 and landed at 22:39 more than 2 hours late.

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A 29 year-old aircraft declared an emergency right after takeoff from runway 27L at Paris CDG Airport.

The flight #AF7500 departed Paris CDG to Nantes when the A321 (registration F-GMZD) stopped the climb at 4,500 ft. The pilots declared an emergency (squawk 7700) due to a bird strike.

The crew contacted ATC mentioning an engine failure and required an immediate return.

The aircraft landed on runway 27R only 14 minutes after takeoff and taxied to a remote stand of the airport.

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The flight LY27 departed Ben Gurion Airport at 01:01 IST Tuesday, January 14 2025 for a 12-hour flight to Newark.

While cruising at 34,000 ft in French airspace, the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and turned around the Boeing 787-9.

The aircraft (registration 4X-EDI) was vectored to Paris CDG due to a medical emergency on board. It landed on runway 09R at 05:30 local time and taxied to a remote stand at terminal 2.

The flight resumed 1 hour and 30 minutes later and departed from runway 08L to Newark.

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Air France flight AF1448 departed Paris CDG to Barcelona on Friday but was forced to return only few minutes in the air.

The airbus A318 (registration F-GUGR) climbed to 29,000 ft and turned around only 20 minutes into the flight.

The A318 suffered a loss of cabin pressurization forcing the pilots to make a rapid descent to 8,000 ft.

Air France confirms that the crew of flight AF1448 on 3rd January 2005, from Paris CDG to Barcelona BCN operated by Airbus 318 decided to return to its base after 17 minutes of flight due to cabin pressure malfunction.

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The aircraft returned back to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport for an emergency landing on Saturday. No injuries have been reported.

In application of the emergency descent procedure, the crew activated the fall of the oxygen masks in the cabin because the automatic mask drop altitude had not yet been reached.

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Aircraft emergency oxygen systems or air masks are emergency equipment fitted to pressurized commercial aircraft, intended for use when the cabin pressurisation system has failed and the cabin altitude has climbed above a safe level.

It consists of a number of individual yellow oxygen masks stored in compartments near passenger seats and near areas like lavatories and galleys, and an oxygen source, like a centralized gaseous cylinder or decentralized chemical oxygen generator.

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Air France flight AF650 departed from Paris CDG terminal 2E today at 14:51 CET for a scheduled 11 hours and 15 minutes flight to Cancún.

The Boeing 777-300ER climbed to 32,000 ft then started to hold at West if France about 45 mins into the flight.

The 18-year-old aircraft (registration F-GSQO) returned to Paris CDG where it landed 1 hour and 45 minutes after departure due to “operational issues”.

The airline is rescheduling the flight departure at 23:45 CET.

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The flight DL141 departed Brussels Monday, December 9 2024 at 10:58 CET for a 8-hour flight to New York JFK Airport.

The Boeing 767-400ER (registration N839MH) stopped the climb at 15,000 ft above the English channel, flew over London then turned around over Cardiff, UK.

The crew was vectored to France and landed at paris CDG Airport a bit more than 2 hours after departure.

The 23-year-old aircraft landed on runway 09R and was parked in a remote area of the Airport.

The flight was first planned to resume at 16:00 but the plane went tech and the flight was canceled.

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The Air France flight AF1010 departed Paris CDG Airport one hour late at 09:29 CET to Nuremberg, Germany.

The crew of the Embraer 190-100LR (registration F-HBLA) declared an emergency 20 mins after takeoff.

After climbing to 29,000 ft, the pilots turned around and squawked 7700.

UPDATE 10:10 CET
The flight AF1010 is climbing again, back to flight path.

UPDATE 10:15 CET
Emergency cancelled.

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The Delta flight DL264 departed New York JFK at 7:51pm EST to Paris CDG Airport Tuesday, November 26 2024.

As the flight was 100% full with no seat open, the woman apparently was hiding in the lavatory during takeoff of the Boeing 767-400ER (registration N845MH).

During the flight, she apparently was trying to hide moving from one lavatory to another, staying inside for a long time without drawing attention from flight attendants.

Surprisingly, the she remained largely unnoticed during the 7-hour flight until flight attendants asked themselves if that woman ever went to her seat just before landing.

In a passenger’s video taken after landing in Paris Wednesday morning, the pilot for Delta Flight 254 can be heard announcing that police have arrived and for everyone to stay seated, “while we sort out the extra passenger that’s on the plane.”

“TSA can confirm that an individual without a boarding pass completed the airport security screening without any prohibited items. The individual bypassed two identity verification and boarding status stations and was able to board the aircraft,” TSA said in a statement.

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Norwegian flight #D85707 departed Oslo gate D10, Norway one hour late at 11:59 CET to Las Palmas, Spain.

The flight is operated by a Boeing 737-800 (registration SE-RPT) which is 9 years old.

UPDATE 13:50 CET
The flight is diverting to Paris.

UPDATE 13:55 CET
The flight has landed runway 27L at Paris CDG Airport.

UPDATE 13:56 CET
Flight D85707 diverted to CDG due to a medical emergency. The airline is scheduling a departure at 14:45 CET.

UPDATE 15:55 CET
Flight D85707 is resuming to Gran Canaria.

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Arrivals regulated due to snow showers. A Zero-rate has been applied from 14h to 16h (local time).

Airlines are being asked to reduce scheduled flights by 10%.

Several flights are held at origin airports or returning.

Air France flights from Lisbon, Casablanca, Bucharest, Prague, Vienna… are returning.

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Air France flight #AF934 departed Paris CDG at 10:45 CEST to Antananarivo, the capital and largest city of Madagascar.

The Boeing Boeing 777-200ER (registration F-GSPZ) departed from runway 08L then climbed to 33,000 ft.

Pilots declared an emergency (squawk 7700) while on approach to Paris.

The crew decided to turn around over Egypt due to “precautionary measures regarding the Middle East situation” the airline said to AIRLIVE.

A Madagascar presidential candidate on board AF934 said it turned back over Egypt today after the plane in front nearly got hit by a missile.

UPDATE 17:50 CEST
The Aircraft is on hold, North of Paris at 11,000 ft.

UPDATE 18:12 UTC
Flight #AF934 has landed back at Paris CDG Airport on runway 08R, about 7 hours after deparure.

Air France flight #AF814 to Nairobi also returned to paris CDG on the same flight path.

Yesterday, Air France #AF470 to Mauritius declared an emergency and returned to CDG due to a technical issue.

UPDATE 20:41 CEST
Air France confirms that, as a precautionary measure, it has decided to suspend overflight of the Red Sea area until further notice. This decision follows the suspicion of a crew observing a luminous object at high altitude in the Sudan area.

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