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British Airways pilots are struck down by food poisoning after India stopover - with one 'incapacitated' and put on oxygen at 30,000 feet
British Airways pilots experienced food poisoning after a stopover in India, with one pilot becoming incapacitated and requiring oxygen at 30,000 feet during the flight.
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