Flying from Rome flight Ryanair gave an alarm and landed in Dublin
The Ryanair plane, en route from Rome to Dublin, during the flight transmitted the emergency code 7700, follows from the data of the Squawk 7700 alarm tracking service.

The Ryanair plane, en route from Rome to Dublin, during the flight transmitted the emergency code 7700, follows from the data of the Squawk 7700 alarm tracking service.
According to the service Flightradar24, the flight departed from Rome at about 11:52 local time (12:52 GMT). When the ship was over the territory of England, the crew transmitted the code 7700. At 15:36 GMT, the plane landed in Dublin with a delay of about 15 minutes.
On the morning of October 13, the code 7700 was also handed over to Swiss Airlines on a flight from Stockholm to Zurich. The flight was then rerouted to Hamburg, where it landed. Less than 20 minutes later, the plane departed Hamburg and reached Zurich by 10:48 GMT. The reason the code was passed is unknown.



