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Even hours after the incident publications like Travel & Tour World, The New Zealand Herald, Bloomberg news and others reported an emergency landing of an Airbus A380 in Egypt.
Even hours after the incident publications like Travel & Tour World, The New Zealand Herald, Bloomberg news and others reported an emergency landing of an Airbus A380 in Egypt.
The facts are different. Airport Authorities in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt by mistake mentioned an A380 aircraft, when it really was an emergency on a lot smaller aircraft
A Monarch Airlines Airbus A300-600, registration G-MAJS performing flight ZB-248 from London Gatwick, EN (UK) to Sharm el Sheikh (Egypt) with 262 people on board, was descending towards Sharm el Sheikh, estimated to land about 15 minutes later, when the crew declared emergency reporting the left hand engine (CF6) had failed due to fuel no longer reaching the engine and was shut down. The aircraft landed safely in Sharm el Sheikh.