Manchester-Bound easyJet Flight Diverts After Declaring Emergency
The Airbus A320 landed safely after pilots declared an emergency and squawked 7700, and easyJet arranged a replacement aircraft for passengers.
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Northwich Guardian
Manchester-bound easyJet flight diverts after declaring emergency
AN easyJet flight travelling to Manchester was forced to make an emergency diversion after a technical issue developed mid-flight today, Saturday.
An easyJet flight from Alicante, Spain, to Manchester did not go according to plan. During the flight, the crew detected a technical fault and transmitted the emergency code 7700. The plane was diverted to London Gatwick Airport, where it safely completed its flight.
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