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‘I Need to Go to the Hospital,’ Delta Pilot Tells Air Traffic Control

Summary by Boston.com
The altitude read 39,000 feet. The speed was hovering around 600 mph. And the compass pointed due east. But just after crossing over Lake Michigan on Tuesday, a Delta Air Lines flight from Los Angeles to Boston declared an emergency, leaving its course hundreds of miles short of its destination. Flight 437 had to land. […]

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A Delta flight to Boston had to change course after the commander accused a malore during the trip and asked to be able to land as soon as possible. To rebuild the episode is the New York Post, according to which Delta Air Lines Flight 437, departing from the International Airport of Los Angeles (LAX) and [...] The article I am the commander, I am sick. I will take the plane to the gate and then I will go to hospital: the emergency in flight is …

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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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