Ryanair flights diverted from Edinburgh during Storm Boelo

Summarised from Edinburgh Live's report · Updated 25 Oct, 16:01 · Archive

Two Ryanair flights were diverted away from Edinburgh Airport on 24 October due to adverse weather from Storm Boelo.

Two Ryanair flights were diverted away from Edinburgh Airport on 24 October as Storm Boelo brought severe weather to Scotland. An Amber weather warning covered many parts of Scotland with gusts reaching over 80mph in some areas.

Flight RYR7644 from Faro to Edinburgh diverted to Oslo due to adverse weather conditions at the airport. After diverting, the aircraft experienced a minor technical issue, and following an inspection by engineers it was cleared to operate. The flight departed Oslo at 00:44am local time. A second flight, RUK69HG from Malta to Edinburgh, diverted to Manchester and experienced difficult weather on approach. Ryanair arranged alternative transport for passengers from Manchester to Edinburgh, which departed at 19:15 on 24 October.

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• Edinburgh Ryanair flight diverted to Oslo after 'failed landing' attemptThe flight from Faro to Edinburgh was diverted to Oslo due to adverse weather conditions.Edinburgh Live · 25 Oct, 15:34

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