Shortly after takeoff, a Ryanair flight to Copenhagen made its way back to Manchester.
Yesterday, Monday, March 18, 2024, saw the departure of Ryanair aircraft #RK6967 from Manchester for a scheduled one hour and thirty-minute trip to Copenhagen.
A defect indicator caused the Boeing 737-800 (registered G-RUKB) to rise to 15,000 feet, where it was forced to hold for about 30 minutes at 7,000 feet.
A door open indicator forced the pilots to halt the climb, according to Flight Emergency.
Fifty-eight minutes after takeoff, the plane landed back at Manchester Airport.
Earlier today Ryanair flight RK6967 halted the claim out of Manchester en route to Copenhagen then held for a while due to an door open indicator
— Flight Emergency (@FlightEmergency) March 18, 2024
Aircraft returned to Manchester without incident @RadarBoxCom pic.twitter.com/PzMgD7WqPo
The repair crew parked the aircraft in a secluded location so they could examine it.
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