EasyJet is investigating an incident in which a pilot reportedly flew too close to a mountain, triggering a warning alarm.

He had been due to fly the plane back to Manchester, but EasyJet officials escalated the incident and he was replaced in the cockpit, instead flying back as a passenger. No one has yet been blamed ...

AN EasyJet pilot was suspended after his packed holiday jet flew too close to a mountain and was just seconds away from disaster. Captain Paul Elsworth was grounded following the cockpit drama as ...

The Sun reported that the EasyJet cockpit alarms blared with urgent commands: 'pull up, terrain, terrain, pull up, pull up, terrain ahead, pull up', as the plane approached the mountain ...