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Ryanair flight from Spain to UK declares emergency near Manchester at 12.600ft
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Ryanair flight from Spain to UK declares emergency near Manchester at 12.600ft An emergency was declared by the Ryanair flight at over 12,000 foot before landing at the UK airport A Ryanair flight from Spain declared an emergency near Manchester at over 12,000 foot. The flight was travelling from Seville to Manchester when the emergency code was transmitted. The EI-DWX Boeing 737-800 Flight RYR56QH issued the 7700 squawk code roughly 20 minutes before landing at the UK airport.
Ryanair flight from Spain to UK declares emergency near Manchester at 12.600ft
An emergency was declared by the Ryanair flight at over 12,000 foot before landing at the UK airport
A Ryanair flight from Spain declared an emergency near Manchester at over 12,000 foot.
The flight was travelling from Seville to Manchester when the emergency code was transmitted.
The EI-DWX Boeing 737-800 Flight RYR56QH issued the 7700 squawk code roughly 20 minutes before landing at the UK airport.
The code signifies a general emergency, and there are no further details about the nature of the emergency at this time.
The flight has now landed at Manchester airport, after facing delays.
The plane, planned to depart the Spanish airport at 8.20pm, took off at 9.33pm local time.
It landed in Manchester at 11.30pm according to Flight Radar.
The Mirror have contacted Ryanair for further comment.