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Glasgow Live
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Sarah Vesty & Keiran Fleming

Passengers on Glasgow TUI plane to Tenerife 'in tears' as turbulence forces pilot to abort landing twice

Holidaymakers flying from Glasgow to Tenerife with TUI were left in tears after the pilot aborted their landing twice due to extreme turbulence.

Flight TOM1172 left Glasgow on Monday night at around 5pm and was due to land on the canary island at 9pm. But the Airbus was struck by extremely high winds while coming into land at Tenerife Sur Airport.

Passenger James Lowe was heading to the Spanish island for a relaxing seven day break with daughter Cheryl, 44, and son-in-law Mike Knight, 36, writes the Record.

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