Several emergencies occurred during this week end. We take a look at each case.

Eurowings flight from Hamburg to Fuerteventura Island diverted to Lisbon

Eurowings flight #EW7526 departed Hamburg Saturday, February 22 2025 for a flight to Fuerteventura Island. But the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and diverted to Lisbon. The Airbus A321-200 (registration D-AIDP) landed on runway 20 and was escorted by emergency vehicles.

The aircraft didn’t resume the flight.

Delta flight from Amsterdam to Detroit diverted to Dublin

Delta flight DL135 departed Amsterdam Saturday, February 22 2025 for a flight to Detroit. A bit more than one hour into the flight, while cruising at 35,000 ft, the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and turned over before starting to cross Atlantic.

The Airbus A330-300 (registration N819NW) diverted to Dublin where it landed on runway 28L due to strange smell in the cabin.

The aircraft is currently resuming the flight, a day after.

easyJet flight from London to Tenerife diverted to Brest

easyJet flight U22303 departed London Luton Airport Saturday, February 22 2025 for a flight to Tenerife.

While crossing the English Channel, the crew declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and diverted to to Brest.

The Airbus A320neo (registration G-UZLK) landed in Brest due to a medical emergency on board.

American Airlines flight New York To New Delhi diverted to Rome

American Airlines flight AA292 departed New York JFK Airport to New Delhi.

But while flying over the Caspian Sea, the crew decided to turn around. The pilots declared an emergency (squawk 7700) and diverted to Rome Sunday due to a bomb threat.

The Boeing 787-9 (registration N840AN) was escorted by two fighter jets.

Authorities have cleared the threat, and airport operations have resumed.

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The faulty aircraft arrived in Amsterdam Schiphol airport on Tuesday, October 1 2024, operating flight DL48 from New York JFK.

The Airbus A330-300 (registration N819NW) was scheduled to operate flight #DL163 to Minneapolis, MN on October 1st, but due to technical issue, the flight was cancelled.

The airline then scheduled this aircraft for flight #DL161 to Minneapolis, MN (earlier departure then #DL163) on October 2nd.

The flight was scheduled to depart AMS at 10:15 CEST but took off about 4 hours late at 14:07.

The Airbus A330-300 took off from runway 36L but stopped the climb at only 6,000 ft with landing gear still down. The crew decided to turn around.

Pilots didn’t declare an emergency but requested ATC for an immediate return to Amsterdam.

The aircraft landed on runway 06 only 31 minutes after departure and is now under maintenance.

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