ALL three British Airways pilots on a flight suffered food poisoning after a stopover in India.

A first officer was “incapacitated” at 30,000ft on the 10½-hour flight to and had to be put on oxygen.

British Airways Airbus A321 taking off.All three British Airways pilots on a flight suffered food poisoning after a stopover in India Credit: Alamy Julie Hagerty and Leslie Nielsen holding up an unconscious Peter Graves in the cockpit from the film Airplane!The drama echoed 1980 comedy movie Airplane! in which an entire flight crew falls ill Credit: Alamy

The other two managed to continue working but their symptoms worsened after the Boeing 777 landed in Britain.

The drama echoed 1980 movie Airplane! in which an entire flight crew falls ill due to food ­poisoning from a fish dinner.

insisted flight safety was not compromised, but a source told The Sun: “An urgent investigation has been launched as this must not happen again.”

Insiders at pilots’ union Balpa said officials are furious because there had been “dozens” of previous complaints about hygiene at their £130-a-night hotel in Hyderabad.

The pilots had shared breakfast and drinks in the hotel lounge, and all drank bottled water provided by an external company.

They all filed Air Safety Reports and were asked to provide samples so doctors could try to pinpoint the source.

BA told The Sun it was now assessing its hotel options in southern Indian city .

The airline said: “The welfare of our colleagues is a top priority and we are reviewing crew accommodation in this location following some isolated reports of sickness.”

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As they celebrate, he silences them by saying over the tannoy: “Spain has won.”

Argentine media slammed the stunt as “questionable sense of humour”.