Airbus BelugaXL5 diverts to Glasgow Prestwick due to thick fog
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 22:33 · Archive
An Airbus BelugaXL5 diverted 200 miles to Glasgow Prestwick after thick fog prevented its planned landing at Hawarden Airport in North Wales.
An Airbus BelugaXL5 aircraft was forced to divert from its planned destination at Hawarden Airport in Flintshire, North Wales, after thick fog made landing impossible. The aircraft was redirected 200 miles to Glasgow Prestwick instead.
How it is being reported
- Thick fog sends Hawarden-bound Airbus Beluga on unexpected 200-mile detourAirbus BelugaXL5 diverted from Hawarden Airport to Glasgow Prestwick after thick fog prevented its planned landing in Flintshire, North Wales, Scotland.Glasgow Times · 22 Sept, 13:57
- Thick fog forces Airbus BelugaXL5 to divert 200 miles to Glasgow PrestwickAirbus BelugaXL5 diverted from Hawarden Airport to Glasgow Prestwick after thick fog prevented its planned landing in Flintshire, North Wales, Scotland.The Herald · 22 Sept, 11:19
In this story: Airbus · Hawarden Airport · Glasgow Prestwick · Flintshire
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