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Emergency declared on Jet2 flight from Liverpool Airport
The Boeing 737-800 stopped climbing after 11 minutes and transmitted squawk 7700 before diverting toward Manchester Airport, officials said.
- A Jet2 flight bound for Palma declared an emergency shortly after departing Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Thursday, diverting toward Manchester Airport.
- Flight LS3251, operated by a Boeing 737-800, stopped climbing at 15,000 feet approximately 11 minutes into the flight before the crew transmitted squawk 7700, the international emergency code.
- Flightradar24 data shows the jet changed direction near Shrewsbury, with the emergency signal declared at 12,875 feet while the aircraft was near Manchester.
- The flight is expected to land safely at Manchester Airport, having originally taken off from Liverpool bound for Palma before the mid-flight diversion.
- Jet2 and airport authorities have not confirmed the reason for the emergency, though the aircraft now appears to be heading toward Manchester Airport following the 7700 alert.
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نُشر هذا المقال أولاً عبر Cedarnews.net. لمتابعة المزيد من الأخبار والتقارير الحصرية، زورونا على موقعنا. LIVERPOOL, England — A Jet2 passenger flight bound for Palma de Mallorca, Spain, declared a mid-air emergency shortly after departing Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Thursday morning. The flight issued a 7700 general emergency squawk while flying at approximately 12,875 feet, according to flight-tracking data. After reaching the area near Sh…
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