TUI flight Boeing 737 MAX #BY2700 is holding since departure from Manchester

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A TUI flight to Larnaca is holding since departure from Manchester Airport.

A TUI flight is holding since departure from Manchester, UK. The flight BY2700 took off at 07:36 BST to Larnaca, on the south coast of Cyprus.

The flight is operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 (registration G-TUMG) delivered in 2019.

The crew didn’t squawk 7700 (general emergency) but contacted the tower about an issue on board.

The flight is operated every Sunday for a flight duration over 4 hours.

2 years agoJune 2, 2024, 07:35 UTC

The aircraft is on holding pattern

The Boeing 737 is holding 10,000 ft altitude.

2 years agoJune 2, 2024, 07:38 UTC

Returning to Manchester

The plane is burning fuel for safe landing back into MAN.

2 years agoJune 2, 2024, 08:12 UTC

Over 1h30 of holding

The aircraft is still holding 10,000 ft before returning to MAN.

2 years agoJune 2, 2024, 08:21 UTC

Issue with nose gear

Credit: Joe Ratcliffe

A picture shared on facebook shows the nose gear is partially down.

2 years agoJune 2, 2024, 08:43 UTC

TUI flight has now returned to Manchester

Credit: Think Planes

TUI Boeing 737 MAX 8 has returned to Manchester after more than 2 hours holding.

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