A flight reportedly made an 'emergency landing' in Manchester on Tuesday night (December 20). The Loganair flight, from Aberdeen, Scotland, was scheduled to land in Bristol, but diverted to Manchester Airport after an 'indication fault'.
Flight tracking services say the plane, Loganair flight LOG5PS, was forced to make the landing in Manchester after a 'squawk' alert was issued.
Loganair confirmed that the plane had to divert following a fault and thanked passengers for their 'patience' before they were provided with transport to get back to Bristol.
