A GATWICK flight was forced to land after a popping champagne cork caused havoc on board.The flight from England to Turkey earlier this month, was damaged when a champagne cork popped and hit the roof of the jet and caused the oxygen masks to shoot down at the rear of the plane.A stewardess on flight EZY8845, which left Gatwick for the resort of Dalaman, accidentally fired the stopper into the roof of the plane while opening a bottle of bubbly, The Sun reported this morning.After the sky-high...
