An emergency was declared by an easyJet pilot during a flight from Paris to Edinburgh. The incident occurred on Flight EZY3242, which departed from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport in the evening and landed in Edinburgh before 6:30 pm. The pilot signaled a general emergency with a 7700 code during the descent phase, prompting paramedics to meet the aircraft upon arrival.

According to FlightRadar24, the flight from Paris to Edinburgh was identified as #U23242 when the emergency was reported. An easyJet spokesperson confirmed that paramedics were called to assist a passenger in need of urgent medical attention on the flight. The safety and well-being of passengers and crew are always a top priority for easyJet, with trained crew members ready to handle medical situations onboard.

In a separate incident, police in Nottinghamshire launched an urgent appeal after a car was spotted submerged in the River Trent early in the morning. The vehicle was seen entering the river near the Wilford Suspension Bridge in West Bridgford, believed to have originated from Wilford Grove. Authorities are working to determine if there are any individuals unaccounted for in relation to the incident.

Investigators are seeking assistance from the public, asking anyone with information, CCTV footage, or knowledge of missing persons to come forward. Detective Sergeant Rachel Mayfield of Nottinghamshire Police emphasized the importance of even the smallest details in aiding the investigation. Individuals can report any relevant information by contacting the police or Crimestoppers anonymously.

For any information related to the incident, individuals are urged to call 101 and reference incident number 91 of November 15, 2025, or reach out to Crimestoppers at 0800 555111.