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Ryanair Flight Declares Emergency Before Landing at Manchester Airport
A passenger became unwell on the Seville-to-Manchester flight, and medical crews met the plane after it landed safely, Ryanair said.
- On Sunday, October 25, a Ryanair flight from Seville to Manchester declared a general emergency after a passenger became unwell during the journey.
- Crew members requested medical assistance to meet the aircraft at Manchester Airport after the passenger fell ill in the air.
- Operating as flight RYR56QH, the Boeing 737-800 transmitted a 7700 squawk code approximately 20 minutes before landing at the UK airport.
- Landing safely at 11:30 PM, the aircraft was met by medical crews waiting to assist the passenger, a Ryanair spokesperson confirmed.
- Flight FR4371 departed Seville at 9:33 PM local time, more than an hour past its scheduled 8:20 PM departure before reaching Manchester Airport.
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PressNewsAgencyUK-bound Ryanair flight from Spanish hotspot declares emergency at 12,600ft
The plane was travelling to the UK from Spain.
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UK-bound Ryanair flight declares passenger emergency over Manchester at 12,600ft
A Ryanair flight travelling from Seville to Manchester declared a medical emergency after a passenger fell ill on board, with the crew issuing a 7700 squawk code before landing safely at Manchester Airport
·London, United Kingdom
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