An easyJet flight en route to Glasgow is diverted to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport following a serious medical emergency on board. Glasgow-bound passengers were affected as crew respond to the incident, and the aircraft makes an emergency landing at the Dutch airport.
Multiple outlets report that a passenger becomes critically ill and that attempts to save them include CPR. One report says the flight, U23170, has been airborne for around four hours after departing Larnaca before the emergency develops. Another describes the situation as an urgent need for CPR, prompting the diversion.
The accounts differ mainly in the emphasis on the immediacy of the medical need and the circumstances leading up to it, but they agree on the core facts: the airline flight diverts from its route to Glasgow, lands in Amsterdam, and the trigger is a medical emergency involving CPR.
