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United Flight From Israel Makes Emergency Landing in Athens Due to Odor

Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba

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A United Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Newark, carrying 230 passengers and 13 crew, made an emergency landing in Athens on Monday, November 9th, due to an unusual smell in the cabin. The plane landed safely, and passengers disembarked. A replacement aircraft is being sent to take them to Newark, while the source of the odor remains unknown.

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  • United flight UA168 from Tel Aviv to Newark landed in Athens due to an odor.
  • The plane carried 230 passengers and 13 crew members.
  • The flight landed safely on Monday, November 9th.
  • Passengers disembarked normally and await a replacement aircraft.
  • The source of the smell has not been determined.

A United Airlines flight en route from Tel Aviv to Newark made an emergency landing in Athens on Monday morning, November 9th, after a strange odor was detected in the cabin. The aircraft, flight UA168, was carrying 230 passengers and 13 crew members. The plane landed safely, and all passengers disembarked normally. United Airlines is arranging for a replacement aircraft to transport the passengers to their intended destination, Newark Liberty International Airport. The source of the odor has not yet been identified.

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