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Moment plane forced to abort landing at Manchester Airport in Storm Éowyn - Liverpool Echo

A flight bound for Glasgow Airport was diverted to Manchester due to high winds from Storm Éowyn, which impeded its landing.
The Buzz Airline flight circled Glasgow before descending and then aborting the landing, landing in Manchester shortly before 9 AM.
Ryanair apologized to passengers affected by storm-related disruptions, stating these issues were beyond their control.
The Met Office issued multiple weather warnings, including for ice and rain, as Storm Éowyn impacted the UK's weather.

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Birmingham Mail

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Manchester Evening News

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Manchester Airport cancellations latest as Storm Eowyn sparks a day of havoc

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dudleynews.co.uk

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Plane landing at Birmingham Airport battles heavy winds amid Storm Éowyn

A wobbly plane struggled to battle the high winds of Storm Éowyn when landing at Birmingham Airport this morning.

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BBC News

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Storm Eowyn: Shaky landing at Edinburgh Airport before red alert

Video shows a Ryanair plane battling strong crosswinds to come into land at Edinburgh Airport.

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Wales Online

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Passengers screamed and prayed as Ryanair flight tries to land in Storm Eowyn

The plane shook from side to side, buffeted by wind and fierce rain, during its repeated landing attempts

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Glasgow Live

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Glasgow Airport landing aborted as flight diverted to Manchester in Storm Éowyn

The Buzz airline flight from Kraków was due to land at Glasgow Airport at 7.50am on Friday (January 24), but was left circling the city as high winds impeded the landing.

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