EasyJet Flight Diverted to Athens After Pilot Collapses Mid-Air

The co-pilot successfully landed the plane in Greece after the captain suffered a medical emergency two hours into the flight from Egypt to England.

EasyJet flight EZY2252 from Hurghada, Egypt, to Manchester, England, was diverted to Athens due to the pilot collapsing during the flight.
The co-pilot assumed control and safely landed the Airbus A320 at Athens International Airport, following standard operating procedures.
Passengers described the landing as rough and scary, with some experiencing panic attacks, but praised the co-pilot and cabin crew for their handling of the situation.
The airline arranged overnight accommodations and meals for passengers, with onward travel to Manchester scheduled for the next day.
EasyJet issued an apology for the disruption and thanked passengers for their patience, though the pilot's current condition has not been disclosed.