Aer Lingus Flight Diverts to Gatwick After Crew Declares 37,000ft Emergency

Aer Lingus flight diverts to UK airport after mid-air emergency at 37,000ft

The Geneva-bound flight was travelling over England when the crew transmitted a Squawk 7700 code, signalling a general emergency

Holiday panic as jet declares 37,000ft emergency before Gatwick dash

Flight EI680 was travelling over southern England when the crew declared an emergency and were forced to land at London Gatwick Airport

EU flight declares emergency 7700 code at 37,000ft as it diverts to Gatwick

Flight EI680 was travelling over southern England when the crew declared an emergency and were forced to land at London Gatwick Airport

Aer Lingus flight declares emergency at 37,000ft as jet diverted

An Aer Lingus flight was diverted to London Gatwick Airport after the crew declared an emergency while flying at 37,000 feet - the nature of the incident remains unclear

Holiday scare as flight to popular hotspot 'declares emergency at 37,000ft'

Flight EI680, bound for Geneva International Airport from Dublin, was diverted to London Gatwick Airport after the crew reportedly declared an emergency

Aer Lingus Dublin flight forced to divert after declaring mid-air emergency

Flight EI680 departed Dublin Airport at 6.26am on Thursday bound for Geneva International Airport