New Delhi: British Airways is reviewing the accommodation for its crew in Hyderabad, a city from where the airline operates daily flights to London, following reports of a crew member falling sick, according to sources.There were reports that some airline crew members fell ill during a flight from Hyderabad to London Heathrow.Read more: British Airways cannot claim treaty relief on India ground handling income: ITATWhen contacted, a British Airways spokesperson on Thursday said, "the welfare of our colleagues is a top priority and we are reviewing crew accommodation in this location following some isolated reports of sickness."Specific details were not disclosed.The sources said a pilot became unwell during a flight from Hyderabad to London Heathrow earlier this week.In line with established procedures, the aircraft continued safely to its destination and landed normally. The safety of the flight was not compromised, the sources added.Read more: UAE flight cancellations today: US-Iran conflict impacts Kuwait, Saudi Arabia routes as airlines adjust schedulesThe airline operates 63 weekly flights to London Heathrow from Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai. It has daily services from Hyderabad and Chennai.
British Airways reviewing crew accommodation at Hyderabad after reports of crew member sickness: Sources
British Airways is reviewing crew accommodation in Hyderabad after isolated sickness reports. A pilot reportedly fell unwell during a recent flight from Hyderabad to London. The aircraft continued safely to its destination, and flight safety was not compromised. The airline operates daily flights from Hyderabad to London Heathrow. Crew welfare remains a top priority for the airline.
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