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AIRLIVE > All articles > News > easyJet flight #U28563 returned to London Gatwick shortly after takeoff following tech situation
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easyJet flight #U28563 returned to London Gatwick shortly after takeoff following tech situation

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Last updated: May 14, 2024, 14:04 UTC
Published: Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at 14:04 UTC
Category: News
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Data: easyJet G-EZPB LGW
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An easyJet flight to Dalaman returned to London Gatwick due to technical issue.

This morning Tuesday, May 14 2024, the flight operated by an Airbus A320 (registration G-EZPB) departed Gatwick Airport at 8:15 BST to Dalaman, Turkey.

The scheduled flight time was almost 4 hours but shortly after takeoff, while crossing The Channel, the pilots noticed issues with engines.

The crew started a descend from 29,000 ft to 14,000 ft. The A320 circled for a short while before being vectored back to LGW.

A replacement aircraft has been booked (registration G-EZRY) and is currently in flight.

The flight #U28563 is expected to land about 6 hours late.

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