‘Technical Issue’ Forces Blue Islands’ Plane’s Emergency Landing

A Passsenger Plane Traveling from Birmingham to Jersey Had to Make an Emergency Landing Shortly AFTE-OFF DUE TO A “Technical Issue” with one of it Engine.

The Blue Islands Plane, which typically has Space for About 70 Passengers, took off at 15:00 bst on Sunday but had to return to the Airport, Landing SuccessFully in Strong Winds.

A Blue Islands Spokesperson Said the Aircraft Was Being Look at it by Its Engineers and Said the Safety of Its Passengers, Crew and Aircraft Was Its Highest Priority.

They Added Passengers who were on the Flight on Sunday were provided with a hotel and hot meal.

In a staff, a spokesperson for the airline said the plane’s crew followed standard operating procedures and passengers dissembled.

IT SAID The Flight’s Crew Received A CockPit Indication of a “Technical Issue” and followed procedure in dealing with it and shut down the Engine as a precondition.

It Said the Engine “at no time stopped working in any uncontroled Way”.

A spokesperson added: “These procedures have an abundance of caute built into me to enure passenger.”

A Spokesperson for Birmingham Airport Said One Flight was doveted, but no Other restrictions were placed on the Runway as a result of the landing.

Leanne rowe, who was traveling to jersey with her family for a Holiday, Said she tried to reassure her children, but was “herself” feeing.

Said: “It was prety Scary – Straight from the Start It Was Quite Rocky …

“My Daughter was quite upset about it … at some point in the air the Captain Said to us that we were going to turn Around beauses a problem with the Engine.

“You don’t really know how Serious that is.”

MS Rowe Said there are were fires Waiting for saying they landed.

Lauren York Said Her Son, WHO IS 20 MONTHS OLD, “SLEPT THRAGH” it all.

She Said: “When we were touched Ground and we were swinging all over the place, that was really frightening.

“We were just holding on to him thinking are we go to make it?

“It was very worrying.”

Sarah Brown Said The Pilot “Did A Great Job” in Getting Passengers Back on the Ground, but that it was “Still Quite Scary”.

She Said: “We knew we’d get here safely in the end.

She added that afterwards her children “got to go in the cockpit, Meet bot the pilots, so they have had an Experience”.

The Air Accidents Investigation BLANCH (AAIB) Said AFTER A REVIEW OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE INCIDENT, IT HAD INITIATED AN INVISTIGATION.