Police investigate ‘sudden death’ of woman on 17-hour Qantas flight
Read our Privacy notice Police are investigating the “sudden death” of a woman during an overnight Qantas flight from the US to New Zealand. The air passenger passed away on the first leg of flight QF4 – a 17-hour journey from New York’s JFK to Sydney via Auckland– on Monday evening. On Tuesday, a spokesperson for Auckland police said that officers had attended a “sudden death, which occurred on an inbound Qantas flight from New York to Auckland overnight”, reported New Zealand news outlet...
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