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Edinburgh Ryanair flight to Faro makes 'emergency' landing in Seville
Passengers landed safely after the 7700 emergency signal prompted a diversion, and Ryanair arranged alternative transport to Faro, the airline said.
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Two flights departing from Tenerife and Paris have been diverted to Jerez de la Frontera Airport
·Madrid, Spain
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Technical problems have been detected on a route between Edinburgh and Faro Two flights to the capital of Spain have been diverted to Jerez When do the children return to school?
·Seville, Spain
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Seville Airport has suspended its activity this Monday for about half an hour, between 12:10 and 12:38 hours, due to the forced landing of a Ryanair flight that suffered 'technical problems' while heading to Faro (Portugal) after taking off from Edinburgh (Scotland) . According to sources from Aena , in declarations to Europe
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