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Aegean Airlines flight diverted to Munich following emergency code

An Aegean Airlines Airbus A320-200, traveling from Thessaloniki to Frankfurt, was forced to make an unplanned diversion to Munich Airport on Tuesday evening. The crew issued a 7700 transponder code, which is an international signal indicating a general emergency situation without specifying the exact cause.

The aircraft landed in Munich at 19:13, despite being only approximately 15 minutes of flight time away from its intended destination in Frankfurt. Aegean Airlines stated that the diversion was not caused by a technical fault with the aircraft, though the specific reason for the emergency code remains unconfirmed. Following the stop in Munich, the flight continued its journey and arrived in Frankfurt shortly before 21:00.

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Aegean Airlines · Frankfurt Airport · Munich Airport · Thessaloniki

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