Air France flight AF650 departed from Paris CDG terminal 2E today at 14:51 CET for a scheduled 11 hours and 15 minutes flight to Cancún.

The Boeing 777-300ER climbed to 32,000 ft then started to hold at West if France about 45 mins into the flight.

The 18-year-old aircraft (registration F-GSQO) returned to Paris CDG where it landed 1 hour and 45 minutes after departure due to “operational issues”.

The airline is rescheduling the flight departure at 23:45 CET.

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Air France flight #AF346 departed Paris CDG terminal E at 2:09pm CEST to Montreal, Canada.

The flight, operated by a Boeing 777-300ER (registration F-GSQO), turned around over Atlantic about 3 hours into the flight.

The flight is diverting to DUB due to a medical situation on board according to the Airline.

The estimated stop at Dublin airport is 30 minutes. However due to the long diversion, the aircraft will have to refuel then depart later.

UPDATE 17:12 (local time)
The aircraft has landed on runway 28 at Dublin.

UPDATE 17:20 (local time)
The Boeing 777-300ER was met by emergency crew on the tarmac then taxied at the gate at terminal1.

UPDATE 18:40 (local time)
Air France flight AF346 departed Dublin at 18:33.

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