Military Aircraft Declares Emergency After Leaving Wiltshire MOD Base
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Airbus A400M Atlas of the British Air Force transmitted a general emergency signal during a flight over England. The aircraft left the city of Ambsbury and began to make circles in the sky near the flight site, transmitting RIA News. The aircraft installed a universal transponder code of 7700, which means a general emergency. This signal does not necessarily indicate an immediate disaster threat, the final destination of the aircraft remains unk…
A British Royal Air Force (RAF) plane declared a state of emergency during a flight over the United Kingdom after taking off from Boscombe Down military base, the British Mirror reports.
A British Royal Air Force (RAF) plane suddenly declared an in-flight emergency after taking off from a military base.
A British Royal Air Force (RAF) plane suddenly declared a mid-flight emergency after taking off from a military base, reports Mirror.co.uk.
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