At least nine planes all declare emergencies over Gatwick Airport after jet left 'disabled' on runway
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At least nine planes headed for Gatwick Airport have declared emergencies after a jet was left "disabled" on the runway.The nine flights, originating from locations across Europe, have highlighted broadcast emergency code 7700, likely for low fuel.Emergency services rushed to respond to British Airways flight BA2673, which landed at London Gatwick (LGW) around 11.50pm.Fire and ground vehicles responded to the jet, according to reports.The jets broadcasting emergency signals include flights departing from locations in Spain, including Tenerife, Valencia, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura.Flights were also diverted from Rhodes and Athens in Greece, Bari and Rome in Italy, and Agadir in Morocco.London Gatwick reopened its runway around 1am, with incoming jets now able to land.GB News has approached LGW for comment.
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