TUI Flight from Manchester Makes Emergency Landing in Exeter

Wednesday, April 3, 2024

A TUI flight from Manchester initiated an emergency protocol using squawk code 7700 while flying over the southwest of England. The flight, designated as TOM94P, successfully made a landing in Exeter. Details regarding the emergency have not been disclosed, and it appears the aircraft was undergoing a repositioning operation. According to flight information, the plane left Manchester (MAN) at 15:33 BST earlier today, followed a southern route, and reached an altitude of 15,000 feet (FL150).

While descending, the emergency was declared. At 16:05 BST, as the aircraft was descending through 8,000 feet, it transmitted the emergency squawk code 7700 and proceeded to make an emergency landing at Exeter Airport (EXT).

The flight was operated by a Boeing 737-800, with the registration G-FDZD. This 16.9-year-old narrowbody jet is part of TUI Airways’ fleet.

Exeter Airport is a crucial hub for TUI Airways, serving as a focal point for their flights. The airline is known for its punctuality from the Exeter base, which has been recognized with awards for its on-time performance.

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