Ryanair Emergency divert to Hahn

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29th Sep 2012, 06:42

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jcowburn

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Ryanair Emergency divert to Hahn

Just seen a 7700 sqawk and followed the Ryanair stansted - palermo flight do a rapid decent and divert into Frankfurt Hahn. No further info as yet. Assumed it landed ok as radar coverage was lost at 2400' and about 10 miles out.

29th Sep 2012, 06:50

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Hahn

new designation Stansted East...... EGSe

29th Sep 2012, 07:04

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I was reading the Siemens/Ryanair thread when I got the "sqwawk alert" from FR24 on my phone - coincidence eh?

29th Sep 2012, 08:30

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a little bit of perspective here..... its probably more than likely a medical divert1

29th Sep 2012, 09:04

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Some people need to get out more.

29th Sep 2012, 09:25

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It doesn't only happen to ryanair....

Another 7700 squawk out of MAN around 13000 feet, and a rapid return to MAN.

Flightradar24.com - Live flight tracker!

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Airline: Thomas Cook Airlines
Flight: MT2312
From: Manchester Manchester (MAN)
To: Alicante El Altet (ALC)
Aircraft: Boeing 757-25F (B752)
Reg: G-JMCD
Altitude: 14225 ft (4336 m)
Speed: 341 kt (632 km/h, 392 mph)
Track: 268°
Hex: 400875
Squawk: 7700
Pos: 53.0864 / -2.9902
Radar: N-EGCC2

29th Sep 2012, 10:24

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How did these people manage to survive before FR24?

29th Sep 2012, 10:34

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What are people hoping for here?

29th Sep 2012, 10:49

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Lot's of Flight Tracker apps & updates on Tw@tter - so expect more.

1st Oct 2012, 21:16

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757 well known oil/engine bypass issue....see tech log!!!!!!

757 well known oil/engine bypass issue....see tech log!!!!!! (Esp. RR engines)...as is the 45secs max power/density altitude/weight engine surge on t/o an ongoing vulnerability....ask any 757 engineer....

2nd Oct 2012, 05:15

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So are we going to be entertained every time Ryanair have some sort of incident? Are we going to be entertained every time there is a fuel shortage? If so then I must report I crashed my £20 remote control chopper the other day because of a power failure. However it didn't do any lasting damage!