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Plane veers off runway at Birmingham Airport during storm

Plane veers off runway at Birmingham Airport during storm
BBC UK Monday 26 October 2026, 09:14 UTC 1 min read
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High winds caused a passenger plane to momentarily leave the runway as Storm Boelo brought disruption across the West Midlands on Sunday.

High winds caused a passenger plane to momentarily leave the runway as Storm Boelo brought disruption across the West Midlands on Sunday.
Birmingham Airport (LOCATION) Storm Boelo (PERSON) West Midlands (LOCATION)
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