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The woman was on board a flight from Los Angeles to Melbourne that landed Sunday (photo archive).
According to reports, a woman died suddenly on a flight from the United States to Australia.
The 33-year-old journalist made a Qantas flight between Los Angeles and Melbourne, Australia, which landed Sunday, according to News.com.au.
The woman's friends, named Aleisha Tracy in the media, said that she was flying frequently.
They were unaware of any health problem she was suffering from and the cause of her death remains a mystery. An autopsy should take place this week.
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Tracy, who is reported to have returned to the United States after her return home, died three hours after the 16-hour flight, according to the same source. The daily mail.
A spokesperson for the national broadband network, where Tracy worked, said she was "very much appreciated".
"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Aleisha, who was a valuable and valued member of the NBN team," said the spokesman to the press. Mail Courier.
"She will be sorely missed, the thoughts of everyone at NBN are with family, friends and co-workers at this difficult time."
A representative of Qantas said Internal business that one passenger received medical care from two doctors and was greeted by medical staff once the flight was laid.
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