BASE Regional Airlines positioning flight declares emergency after Manchester take‑off

BASE Regional Airlines positioning flight declares emergency after Manchester take‑off
Image: maldonandburnhamstandard.co.uk

Written by AI from 8 reports listed below. Not checked by a person before publication. How we use AI

A BASE Regional Airlines flight (BRO179P) operated by 2Excel Aviation declared an emergency shortly after departing Manchester Airport at around 3 pm, squawking the 7700 code while en route to Birmingham Airport.

The Boeing 737‑300 (registration G‑SWRD) descended below 10,000 ft during the emergency but continued toward Birmingham, landing safely at 3:32 pm local time; the incident was later reported as resolved and the flight was identified as a positioning service rather than a scheduled passenger operation.

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