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Ryanair Flight Makes Emergency Landing at Budapest Airport

• 29 Dec 2022 9:15 AM
• Hungary Matters

Ryanair’s flight from Brussels to Bucharest on Tuesday evening made an emergency landing at Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport after the detection of a technical fault, Budapest Airport said.

The flight with 176 passengers and a crew of 9 on board landed safely at the airport and all passengers and the crew disembarked safely.

An immediate inspection revealed no signs of fire on the aircraft.

The airline was to send a relief plane to take passengers to the final destination later in the evening.

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