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It was a Boeing 737/800 plane and there were 116 passengers, who were parked in hotels after they disembarked
After the aircraft encountered a bird strike during take-off from the runway, EgyptAir was forced to cancel Flight MS835 from Kigali, the capital of Rwanda. The aircraft was destined for Cairo. It was
Boeing 737/800 plane and there were 116 passengers, who were parked in hotels after they disembarked.
The aircraft had undergone inspection to assess and address the effects of the bird strike. EgyptAir diverted Flight MS985, originally headed from Cairo to New York, to provide medical assistance to a passenger who experienced a sudden health issue.
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Immediate first aid was administered to the affected woman before the aircraft made an emergency landing at Geneva Airport. The plane resumed its journey to New York later.
