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EasyJet Flight 6074 was a scheduled flight on 15 September 2006 from Alicante, Spain to Bristol, United Kingdom on an Airbus A319-111. The flight suffered severe electrical failures during its flight to Bristol.
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EasyJet Flight 6074 bound for Bristol Airport, United Kingdom, suffered serious electrical problems in the air and was unable to contact ATC. Due to this, the Airbus A319-111 nearly collided with American Airlines Flight 63, a Boeing 777-223ER. The ATC was able to request AAL63 to descend, narrowly missing Flight 6074.
The incident followed several hours of separate issues that caused delays
September 15, 2006: An American Airlines Boeing 777 operating Flight 63 nearly missed EasyJet Flight 6074, an A319-111 which suffered an electrical failure over Nantes, France with 144 people on board. Due to the electrical failure of the A319 and loss of the aircraft's radios, the captain's EFIS, ECAM and TCAS, the plane nearly missed the A319.
The incident comes one week after another easyJet flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Bari, Italy, after a teenage girl allegedly threatened cabin crew and tried to open the plane door.
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A spokesperson for easyJet told The Independent: “We can confirm that this flight from Luton to Ibiza on 8 September was met by police on arrival due to the behaviour of two passengers onboard.”