Categories: Social Responsibility

Tragedy on a flight: a 2-year-old boy decompensated and we cannot save him

United Nations two year old child will die on the afternoon of this Wednesday, July 12, in a Argentine airlines flightswho left Ezeiza and headed for the city of Resistencia, after unbalanced Desperate to save the child, the pilot decided to return to the Aeroparque, but they were unable to save the child.

As confirmed by sources from the airline to the agency N/Athe boy, who suffered leukemia, He was traveling on flight AR1782 -which took off at 2:25 p.m.- together with his mother towards the capital of Chaco, and a few minutes after leaving he broke down.

A couple left their baby abandoned at the airport to avoid paying for another ticket

The woman asked the on-board personnel for help, and two doctors who were on the aircraft immediately approached to help and performed CPR maneuvers. Meanwhile, the boeing 737-8sh pilot, following the instructions of the control tower, I decided to return to Aeroparque since they were relatively close to the City of Buenos Aires, at the height of Gualeguaychú, in Entre Ríos. However, when the plane landed the boy was already dead.

According to company sources, the child was declared dead on the ground at 3:26 p.m. by the medical team that had treated him.

Then, personnel from the Airport Security Police (PSA) went to the scene and took statements from the witnesses to the tragic event.

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Anna Edwards

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