Passenger dies on Jet2 flight forced to make emergency landing in Newquay

The tragic incident of a passenger dying on a flight from Spain after a woman was seen being led to the toilet ‘in distress’ has left many in shock. The details of the incident are still emerging as investigations are ongoing, but it has raised questions about the safety protocols and medical assistance provided by airlines during flight emergencies. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of ensuring that all passengers receive adequate medical attention while flying, and that airlines are equipped to handle emergency situations swiftly and effectively.


A Jet2 flight traveling from Tenerife to Manchester had to make an emergency landing in Newquay due to a passenger requiring medical attention. Sadly, the passenger passed away. Witnesses described the scene as emotional as medical professionals tended to the woman before the plane had to make a sudden veer to the right and land immediately in Cornwall Airport Newquay. After refuelling, the plane continued its journey to Manchester. Jet2 confirmed the passenger’s death and expressed gratitude to the crew and other passengers who provided assistance. The South West Ambulance Service and Devon and Cornwall Police have not yet released further information on the incident.


In conclusion, the tragic death of a passenger on a flight from Spain has left many questions unanswered. The woman, who appeared to be in distress, was seen being led to the toilet shortly before the passenger took ill. While an investigation into the cause of death is ongoing, this unfortunate incident serves as a reminder of the importance of staying vigilant and offering help to those who may be in need. Our thoughts go out to the family and loved ones of the deceased during this difficult time. May they find strength and comfort in each other as they grieve this sudden loss.