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EasyJet flight to Tel Aviv forced to make emergency landing in Berlin

July 17, 2015 15:10
An easyJet flight from Manchester to Tel Aviv was forced to land on Thursday (Photo: Arpingstone)

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Sandy Rashty,

Sandy Rashty

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An easyJet flight from Manchester to Tel Aviv was forced to make an emergency landing in Germany on Thursday.

The flight, which was carrying 182 passengers, including 36 children and six babies, landed in Berlin after half the cabin crew fell ill.

All passengers were checked by paramedics “as a precaution only”. Four people were examined in hospital.

An easyJet spokesman confirmed that the flight landed in Berlin “due to three cabin crew feeling unwell.