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Air Canada flight from Toronto, turned around over the Black Sea and just dumped before diverting to London

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Last updated: September 19, 2025, 15:20 UTC
Published: Friday, September 19, 2025, at 13:54 UTC
Category: Europe Tracking UK
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors

Airline: Air Canada
Tail: Aircraft: Boeing 777-233LR
Data: AC AC42 C-FNNH LHR
Air Canada flight AC42
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A Boeing 777-200 to New Delhi turned around after 8 hours into the flight to finally divert to London.

Air Canada flight AC42 departed Toronto Pearson International Airport Thursday, September 18 2025 at 8:07 EDT for a 14-hour flight to New Delhi, India.

After 8 hours into the flight, the Boeing 777-200LR (registration C-FNNH) was cruising at 33,000 feet over the Black Sea when the crew decided to turn around.

https://twitter.com/EHEH_Spotter/status/1969013124855411128

The aircraft still flew during almost four more hours to reach London Heathrow Airport due to an unexpected maintenance issue. It dumped fuel at FL320 before starting approach. It landed on runway 27L, 12 hours and 38 minutes after departure then reached gate B36 where passengers disembarked.

@AirCanada big terrible service by you. #AC42 #emergencylanding pic.twitter.com/ArgKnFqfPI

— Just A Friend… (@iamsetia) September 19, 2025

The airline cancelled the flight and stated the problem could be electrics or hydraulics that need to be fixed for safety reasons and will take longer than a reasonable flight delay to complete.

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