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AIRLIVE > All articles > News > Swiss Air #LX180 to Bangkok just returned to Zurich after almost 5 hours of flight
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Swiss Air #LX180 to Bangkok just returned to Zurich after almost 5 hours of flight

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Last updated: June 5, 2024, 00:14 UTC
Published: Wednesday, June 5, 2024, at 00:13 UTC
Category: News
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors
Data: B777 HB-JNB Swiss Air ZRH
For illustration. Credit: Kambui
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Swiss Air flight from Zurich to Bangkok turned around over the Black sea.

Swiss Air flight #LX180 departed Zurich on Tuesday, June 4 2024 at 18:24 CEST for a 10-hour flight to Bangkok in Thailand.

The flight was operated by a 8-year-old Boeing 777-300ER with registration HB-JNB.

The aircraft climbed to 31,000 ft over Austria then 33,000 ft over Hungary. But about 2 hours into the flight, the crew decided to turn around.

Just saw #LX180 fly over me. Returning to ZRH instead of BKK. Diversion. Reason unknown. @flightradar24 pic.twitter.com/SqlxBEYP33

— . (@Enjik) June 4, 2024

The plane descended to FL320 and was vectored back to Zurich where it landed at 23:00 local time, almost 5 hours after departure.

The reported problem appeared to be a malfunction of the weather radar system. As thunderstorms were expected in Bangkok, the crew decided to return to Zurich.

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