The female passenger was pronounced dead shortly after 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 31, according to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office website.

The place of death is given as a commercial jet located at Gate 11 in Terminal D. The cause and manner of death are not yet listed on the medical examiner’s site. She was a resident of Garland.

The Qatar Airways flight #QR731 from Doha landed at Gate 11 around that time. The flight was operated by a Boeing 777-200LR (registration A7-BBB).

The Dallas-Fort Worth Airport Department of Public Safety responded to the incident.

An airport spokesperson said the department’s first responders were dispatched to the aircraft on a medical call and that the airline, Qatar Airways, should be able to provide more information about what happened on board the plane.

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Saturday, October 26 2024, was supposed to be the last time flight #BA192 to be operated by an Airbus A380 from Dallas, however it didn’t go as planned.

The Airbus A380 departed DFW Airport at 8:08pm for a 8-hour flight to London Heathrow.

But right after takeoff, pilots noticed a hydraulic issue as the main landing gear was only partially retracted.

The aircraft (registration G-XLEA) climbed to 20,000 ft and started to dump fuel in order to reduce the weight.

The Airbus A380 returned 2 hours and 36 minutes later for a safe landing on runway 36L.

The flight was cancelled and the plane is grounded for maintenance check.

The Dallas-London route is now operated by Boeing 777W aircraft.

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After a 10 hours and 28 minutes from Madrid, the flight #IB6149 landed on runway 17C at 21:18 CDT Sunday, October 20 2024.

The Airbus A330-200 (registration EC-LUB) taxied from the end of runway to reach terminal at DFW Airport.

According to the pilot, ground ATC made an error by making the plane turn left too early.

The aircraft became stuck on the taxiway when the crew stopped the aircraft because the path wasn’t wide enough for the A330 wingspan.

Passengers had to wait for a tug. The plane was towed backwards on the taxiway before it moved to Terminal D.

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The American Airlines flight #AA78 departed in the night of Saturday, May 47 and Sunday, May 5 2024.

The flight operated by a Boeing 777-300ER (registration N736AT) departed at midnight from Dallas-Fort Worth Airport.

But almost 2 hours into the flight, the plane turned around while cruising at 33,000 ft, heading back to Dallas when it finally turned towards Nashville or Atlanta.

The Boeing 777 finally headed to New York JFK Airport where it circled at 10,000 ft to dump fuel.

The Boeing 777 suffered a lighting strike.

The aircraft landed at JFK 5 hours and 30 minutes after departure and is scheduled to resume the flight at 08:00 EDT.

The crew didn’t declare an emergency but the reason of the diversion could be a situation on board, forcing the pilots to manage it before crossing the Atlantic.

UPDATE 10:10 EDT
Flight AA78 has departed New York to London Heathrow.

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