An easyJet flight traveling from Bristol to Malaga reports a smoke emergency as it approaches the Spanish airport, with the crew putting on oxygen masks during the incident. Multiple accounts describe the situation unfolding while the aircraft is nearing Costa del Sol airport in the Malaga area.
Both outlets agree the pilot and co-pilot were required to use oxygen masks, suggesting the presence of smoke or a possible fume event on board. The Mirror describes it specifically as an “emergency” as the flight approaches the Spanish airport, while Euro Weekly News Spain characterizes it as a “terrifying ordeal” for passengers but also centers on the same crew action.
The reports provide similar details about the timing and crew response but differ mainly in wording and passenger characterization. Neither source, in the provided text, adds details about the cause of the smoke, the duration of the emergency, the outcome of the flight, or any injuries. Further official statements are not included in the excerpts.
