US EditionA Plane Flying From Warsaw to Egypt Turned Back Several Dozen Minutes After Takeoff.
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On Sunday morning, a plane flying from Warsaw to Hurghada, Egypt, was forced to turn back several dozen minutes after takeoff. However, an emergency landing was not made.
Passengers flying on an Enter Air flight from Warsaw to Egypt on Sunday morning (February 15) experienced a terrifying moment. According to RMF FM, the Boeing 737, for unexplained reasons, turned back several dozen minutes after takeoff, already over Slovakia, and landed in Warsaw. A spokesperson for Polish Airports confirmed the information.
They were flying to Egypt, but had to return to Warsaw. Enter Air Boeing 737 has problems - RMF24.pl - An Enter Air plane flying from the capital to Hurghada in Egypt on Sunday morning had to turn around and land again in Warsaw. The information
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