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Emirates Airlines crew member jumps from emergency door

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March 15, 2018
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Emirates Airlines plane crew member on the floor. Photo by Daily Mirror

One of the crew members of an Emirates Airlines aircraft due to depart Uganda’s Entebbe International Airport has sustained life threatening injuries after jumping off the emergency door.

The Flight – EK 730 had just delivered passengers to Entebbe on Wednesday and was preparing to load others passengers for Dubai when the incident happened.

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A source at the airport said that the yet-to-be-identified crew member, was immediately evacuated and taken to hospital with life threatening injuries.

The exact cause of the incident was not yet clear, but some eye witnesses cited possible suicide.

She had been seen holding what looked like a glass bottle under her chin before she made the fall.

Africareview  reports that witnesses said they had seen her in a verbal exchange with colleagues as they boarded the plane.

Her knees were shattered and body cut with broken glass from a bottle she jumped with,” a witness at the airport said.

When contacted, Mr Vianney Luggya, the Principal Public Affairs Officer at the Civil Aviation Authority, confirmed the incident.

In a press statement, Civil Aviation Authority said the crew ” opened the emergency door and unfortunately fell off…” without explaining how.

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