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Panic scene on an Air France flight. The Airbus A318 was flying from Paris to Barcelona, when 17 minutes after take-off the plane suffered a significant drop in pressure.
The event happened on January 3, while today the images of what happened on board the plane were published.
The plane made an emergency landing due to the loss of pressure in the cabin, forcing the flight crew to use oxygen masks.
Crew members declared an emergency, prompting the pilot to return to Charles De Gaulle Airport in the French capital, landing about 40 minutes after takeoff.
#BreakingNews : Emergency Landing for Air France A318 at CDG After Pressurization Loss
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A dramatic video shows oxygen masks deploying onboard an Air France Airbus A318 due to a pressurization issue. The aircraft, registered F-GUGR, was operating flight AF1448 from Paris Charles de… pic.twitter.com/L9tTH71bK5
Both this and the return flight were canceled so that crews could carry out emergency inspections of the aircraft.
Fortunately, no passengers or crew members were injured during the malfunction and they were booked on alternate flights to their original destinations, Aviation 24 reported.
An Air France spokesman said the masks were activated as a precaution because "the automatic mask drop height had not yet been reached".
"Air France crews are regularly trained to handle this type of situation in accordance with the manufacturer's procedures. Air France regrets the inconvenience caused by this situation and recalls that the safety of customers and crew members is its absolute imperative," the statement said. the company's response.
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