A British man has died after he fell unconscious while on a flight to Antigua with his mother. The 29-year-old became ‘unresponsive’ on his journey last Thursday.
The sudden death reportedly happened on a British Airways Boeing 777 flight last Thursday
A British man has died after he fell unconscious while on a flight to a Caribbean island with his mum, it has been reported.The British Airways flight, on a Boeing 777, was grounded at VC Bird International Airport and he was rushed to hospital.Doctors called the police but investigators reportedly found ‘no marks of violence on the body’ and do not suspect any foul play.
The man’s 65-year-old mum is believed to have told officers her son suffered from several serious illnesses, such as hypotension, muscular dystrophy and ulcerative colitis. She said his conditions had led him to be hospitalised multiple times, including in the nearby dual-island nation of St. Kitts and Nevis.He had reportedly spent five days in intensive care in the country, where he was diagnosed with sepsis and blood poisoning.This is something he has done repeatedly in the past, police were told.
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