A Swiss International Air Lines flight was forced to divert to Brussels after the crew reported a possible fire indication in the cabin while en route from London to Zurich. <\/p>\n
The Airbus A320neo, operating flight LX325 from Heathrow Airport to Zurich Airport, was cruising at 35,000 feet when the incident occurred approximately 30 nautical miles southwest of Brussels, News.Az<\/a> reports, citing foreign media<\/a>.<\/p>\n Pilots decided to divert as a precaution and landed safely on runway 07L at Brussels<\/a> Airport about 20 minutes later. After landing, the aircraft vacated the runway and stopped on a parallel taxiway while emergency services assessed the situation.<\/p>\n The crew initially considered a possible evacuation and consulted emergency responders, while also requesting stairs for passenger disembarkation. Ultimately, all passengers and crew left the aircraft normally without the need for an emergency evacuation.<\/p>\n The airline later clarified that the diversion was triggered by an unusual odor detected in the forward galley, rather than a confirmed fire.<\/p>\n Passengers were transported to hotels, while the aircraft remained in Brussels for several hours following the incident.<\/p>\n No injuries were reported, and investigations into the cause of the odor are expected to continue.<\/p>\n