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Jet2 flight diverted to Croatia after declaring emergency

Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 31 Oct, 16:14 · Archive

A Jet2 flight from Greece to Manchester was diverted to Split, Croatia on Friday after declaring an emergency.

Jet2 flight LS1750 from Samos, Greece to Manchester Airport was diverted to Split Airport in Croatia on Friday 30 October. The flight had departed Samos at 1.38pm and was scheduled to arrive in Manchester at 3.30pm. The Boeing 737-800, registration G-JZBU, declared an emergency during the flight, transmitting the transponder code 7700 to signal a general emergency.

Jet2 confirmed the diversion was caused by a technical issue on board. The aircraft landed safely in Split. A Jet2 spokesperson said: 'The aircraft landed safely and a replacement aircraft is on its way to Split to fly customers home. The health, safety and well-being of everyone onboard will always be our number one priority and we would of course like to sincerely apologise to customers for this experience.'

No further details about the nature of the technical issue have been disclosed.

Jet2 flight diverted to Croatia after declaring emergency
Image: Liverpool Echo

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In this story: Jet2 · Manchester Airport · Samos · Split Airport · Croatia

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