Swiss Air Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Austria Due to Smoke

Engine issues forced an Airbus A220-300 flying from Bucharest to Zurich to land in Graz, with one crew member critically injured.

The Swiss Airlines flight carrying 74 passengers and five crew members was evacuated after smoke filled the cabin and cockpit.
Twelve passengers and five crew members required medical attention, with one crew member in intensive care after being airlifted to a hospital.
The emergency landing, caused by suspected engine problems, led to the temporary closure of Graz Airport and disrupted travel schedules.
Passengers were accommodated overnight and flown to Zurich on a special flight organized by Swiss Airlines the following morning.
An investigation into the cause of the engine failure and smoke is underway, with Swiss Airlines cooperating closely with authorities.