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AIRLIVE > All articles > Location > Europe > UK > Jet2 flight LS1761 is circling for 2 hours after departure from Manchester
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Jet2 flight LS1761 is circling for 2 hours after departure from Manchester

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Last updated: November 16, 2025, 15:55 UTC
Published: Sunday, November 16, 2025, at 12:48 UTC
Category: Europe Tracking UK
Author: AIRLIVE contibutors

Airline: Jet2.com
Aircraft: Boeing 737-8K5
Data: G-GDFU LS LS1761 MAN
Jet2 flight LS1761
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A Boeing 737 to Morocco is circling after departure from Manchester Airport.

A Jet2 flight departed Manchester Airport at 10:53 GMT to Agadir in Morocco on runway 05R.

The Boeing 737-800 (registration G-GDFU) stopped the climb at 6,000 feet to enter a holding pattern for 2 hours.

According to AIRLIVE sources, the aircraft is experiencing hydraulic issues (flaps). Landing gear down while holding tu burn fuel and reduce weight for a return.

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The aircraft didn’t fly since November 10th. It is 24 years old and was delivered on feb 2001 to Hapag Lloyd, then was operating for TUIfly before Jet2.

UPDATE 12:58 GMT
The flight is out of holding stack, returning to MAN Airport.

UPDATE 13:03 GMT
Flight LS1761 is on final approach to Manchester, runway 05R. Fire trucks on standby.

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UPDATE 13:10 GMT
Safe touch down on runway 05L, 2 hours and 18 minutes after takeoff.

UPDATE 13:12 GMT
The aircraft vacated the runway, being inspected by fire trucks.

UPDATE 13:17 GMT
The Boeing 737 is now taxiing to the gate.

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