United KingdomA Ryanair flight from Faro, Portugal, was diverted to Birmingham instead of its intended destination, Exeter Airport, due to a 'minor technical issue' with the aircraft. The pilot announced the emergency to passengers, causing tension among them. Flight tracking data indicated a 7700 distress code was used, signaling an emergency to air traffic control. After landing in Birmingham, emergency services responded, and the plane's wing was inspected by technicians. Ryanair provided shuttle buses to transport passengers back to Exeter Airport. The airline stated the issue was resolved and apologized for the inconvenience.
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