Jet2 Flight to Manchester Diverted After Emergency Declared
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A British airline Jet2 flight with 171 people on board, flying from the Greek island of Samos to Manchester, activated an emergency code due to technical problems. It was diverted to Sveti Jeronim Airport in Split, where it made an emergency landing.
The crew activated the emergency signal, the plane landed safely in Split
The crew declared a state of emergency due to technical problems, and the plane managed to land safely.
A Jet2 aircraft carrying a passenger flight from Greece to Britain transmitted a general emergency signal and headed for Croatia. A passenger flight departed from the Greek city of Samos and took a course towards British Manchester. During the flight, the crew handed over a code of 7700, which indicates an irregular situation on board, transmits the RIA News. The aircraft of the British airline Jet2 has now changed its original route. According …
A Jet2 Boeing 737 aircraft flying from Greece to Manchester made an emergency landing in Split due to technical difficulties. All 165 passengers and 6 crew members were uninjured.
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