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An Aegean-Airbus on the way to Frankfurt suddenly had to change course and drive to Munich Airport. The plane sent the emergency code 7700.
A scheduled flight from Thessaloniki to Frankfurt makes an unplanned stop. According to the airline, this is not due to the aircraft itself.
A Greek airliner, Aegean Airlines, on a flight from Greece to Germany, gave an emergency signal. The aircraft left the airport of Thessaloniki and headed for Frankfurt. During the flight, it handed over the emergency code Squaawk 7,700. Currently, it flew over the German town of Regensburg, transmitting RIA News. More than 12,000 people were watching it on Flightradar24, making it the most monitored flight. The code 7,700 is used by pilots in an…
An Airbus A320-200 from Aegean Airlines had to make a stopover on the way from Thessaloniki to Frankfurt. The exact cause of the alarm remains unknown.
A plane operated by the Greek airline Aegean Airlines from Thessaloniki to Frankfurt has been diverted to Munich because of an emergency. The exact reason remained unclear at first.
A Greek airliner, Aegean Airlines, headed from Thessaloniki to Frankfurt, gave an emergency signal to Squarewk 7700, which then landed at Munich airport, based on flight data.
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