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Singapore Airlines SQ52 was forced to declare an emergency after twice attempting to land at Manchester Airport and eventually diverting to East Midlands Airport. A plane full of passengers declared an emergency after failing to land at Manchester Airport several times because of high winds. However, after two attempts to touch down were missed it declared an emergency, believed to be over a lack of fuel, and instead flew south to East Midlands Airport where it landed safely. It comes amid high winds caused by Storm Jocelyn in the area, sparking a yellow warning from the Met Office which remains in place until 3pm today. Public transport in many locations has been cancelled due to the severity of the storm. Train passengers were told there would be no journeys running north and drivers have been told to avoid the roads, and to not park near trees due to the risk of them toppling in the mighty gales. One Ryanair plane from Manchester came within metres of touching down at Dublin Airport, only to abandon the landing and divert miles to Paris, where the calmer weather made hitting the tarmac possible.

East midlands airport emergency landing today

It arrived safely and is due to be refuelled to continue its journey to Manchester Airport. We have more newsletters. A flight from Singapore to Manchester made an emergency landing at East Midlands Airport this morning after a fuel crisis, it is reported. Aviation website Flightradar24 announced via X formerly Twitter that Singapore Airlines flight SQ52 had transmitted a "" code to air traffic control - for a general emergency - while in the air. Having departed from Singapore's Changi Airport at 2. But it was in the air for an hour and twenty-seven minutes longer than it was expected to be - landing at East Midlands instead at The plane, a two-year-old Airbus A registered in Singapore, tried to land twice in Manchester but failed. It approached the north over the Midlands and the Peak District before making a left turn towards Manchester Airport. But it didn't land initially and made an elliptical loop over the city before approaching again from the east. The second attempt was a failure too, and the plane headed back south over Cheshire, Stoke-on-Trent and across the East Midlands over Nottingham before making a degree turn to head towards EMA.

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Share your email to get ideas and inspiration from Chill direct to your inbox helping you plan your next UK adventure. We have more newsletters. TUI Passengers who endured a terrifying landing at East Midlands Airport have been offered counselling by the company. The plane was bringing holidaymakers back from Tenerife. Now, TUI has emailed traumatised passengers with details of a number for free counselling sessions. Passenger Gareth Salter, from Glossop, said he was "saying his prayers" as the plane was buffeted by strong winds. He added: "People were panicking, babies were screaming, women were crying.

Dramatic pictures have emerged of the plane on the runway. We have more newsletters. The incident happened at the Castle Donington airport last night, Thursday, September A cargo carrier landed amid dramatic scenes that were captured on camera after the flight had taken off from Leipzig in Germany earlier that evening. Read more top stories from across the Staffordshire area. Witnesses to the scene described seeing what seemed like the aircraft had "ingested something" into an engine as it made its approach to the airport, the Mirror reports. Terrifying pictures from the scene show thick smoke coming from the wheels as it hit the airport runway. The witness, who shared the pictures with Sky Scan World, said that along with the dramatic flames, there was also a loud bang as the giant aircraft touched down.

East midlands airport emergency landing today

It is believed there was a problem with one of the aircraft's engines. We have more newsletters. There were dramatic scenes at East Midlands Airport yesterday evening when a Boeing had to make and emergency landing during which part of the aircraft was in flames. A witness at the scene said that they believed that one of the aircraft's engines had 'ingested' something on its approach over Derby prior to its landing, reports The Mirror. The witness shared the pictures with Sky Scan World and said that along with the dramatic flames, there was also a loud bang as the giant aircraft touched down. Jet engines suck in huge amounts of air and birds can sometimes be sucked into the fan blades, an event known as 'bird strike'. Modern jet engines are designed to be able to 'digest' objects without causing serious engine failure or catastrophic mechanical events. To read all the biggest and best stories first sign up to read our newsletters here.

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