The Swiss International Air Lines A220-300 (reg. HB-JCD) pictured here suffered an engine failure at 40,000 ft.
Credit: DieBildmanufaktur.ch/Alamy Stock Photo
Swiss International Air Lines will continue to operate its Airbus A220 fleet following an emergency landing related to an engine problem which caused smoke to enter the cockpit and cabin resulting in the death of a flight attendant. The flag carrier said that at the moment its A220 fleet would not...
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