British cheap airliner investigates warnings overcoming mountains
British low-cost airline (LCC) EasyJet is investigating reports that a passenger pilot had approached the mountain too much while flying.
At the time, an alarm was activated to signal danger.
The incident occurred on the 2nd of last month.
During the investigation, the pilot was out of work.
The incident was first reported by the British newspaper Sun, but it was later covered widely by the British media.
According to the contents, the aircraft in question was an Airbus A320, departing from Manchester, England, and heading towards Hurghada, a popular Egyptian resort facing the Red Sea.
According to Sun, the aircraft flew at an altitude of approximately 710 meters when the incident occurred.
There was a mountain nearby, and the distance from the summit was about 235 meters.
The aircraft will be equipped with 190 passengers and crew members.
The ground approach alarm was activated and the alarm sounded in the cockpit, Sun said.
The pilot responded by increasing the altitude of the aircraft and landed safely.
The UK government's aviation accident investigation unit, which investigates civil aircraft accidents and serious cases, confirms the case.
He responded to an interview with CNN via email, revealing that he is currently in contact with Egyptian authorities and is exchanging information.
EasyJet issued a statement to CNN, saying it had not been allowed to ride the pilot during the investigation.
He also emphasized that safety is top priority for all of the company's pilots.
The pilots said they received the highest level of training in the industry.
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