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Manchester Airport Flight Forced to Divert After Being Struck by Lightning
Passengers were transferred to a replacement aircraft after the Jet2 plane was struck by lightning and diverted, airport officials said.
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Manchester Airport flight forced to divert after being struck by lightning
A Jet2 flight was forced to divert after being struck by lightning, Manchester Airport has confirmed
·Blackburn, United Kingdom
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