Ryanair Flight to South West Airport Diverted to Madrid

A Ryanair flight traveling from Malaga to Cornwall’s Newquay Airport was diverted for an emergency landing in Madrid on Saturday, February 14. Flight FR9448 was scheduled to land at 4:45 PM but experienced technical difficulties that necessitated the diversion.

Details of the Emergency Landing

Passengers on board reported that the aircraft was burning excess fuel and could not achieve adequate altitude. Despite these challenges, the flight landed safely in Madrid. Upon landing, luggage was removed from the aircraft while passengers remained seated.

Response from Cornwall Airport Newquay

• Cornwall Airport Newquay confirmed the technical fault that caused the flight diversion.
• Passengers were informed they would be transferred to an alternative flight to Newquay.
• The expected arrival time at Newquay is now delayed to at least 5:55 PM.

This incident highlights the importance of safety in air travel and the responsiveness of airlines in emergency situations. For more updates and details, visit Filmogaz.com.