British Airways A321 returns to Gatwick after cracked passenger window

British Airways A321 returns to Gatwick after cracked passenger window
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British Airways flight BA2660, an Airbus A321 (registration G-EUXD), departed London Gatwick for Faro at about 9:00 AM BST.

Approximately one hour into the flight the crew reported a cracked passenger window panel on the right side near row 3R and transmitted a squawk 7700 emergency signal, then performed a U‑turn and landed back at Gatwick where emergency ground crews met the aircraft and engineering teams will inspect the damaged window assembly before the aircraft returns to service.

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