United KingdomBritish Airways pilots experienced food poisoning after consuming breakfast and bottled water purchased from an external vendor during a stopover in Hyderabad, India. One pilot became severely ill, requiring oxygen at 30,000 feet during the 10.5-hour flight to London Heathrow. While the other two pilots continued working, their symptoms worsened upon landing. British Airways stated that passenger safety was unaffected and the flight operated safely. Pilots' union Balpa reported concerns over prior complaints about hotel hygiene, which cost £130 per night. The airline is investigating the incident and reviewing hotel accommodations in Hyderabad.
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