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5 days ago · The flight from Tenerife to Edinburgh left holidaymakers panicked after a "smoking battery" forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. The aircraft set off from Tenerife Airport at 8.45pm on Sunday, but half an hour later, the plane returned. It is believed that a portable battery had become hot and had started to smoke.
1 day ago · Canarian Weekly. 26-05-2024. Tenerife. Photo Credit: Ministry of Transport. share on: A plane was forced to make an emergency diversion and landing at Tenerife South Airport yesterday afternoon (Saturday), after the pilot reported a possible fuel leak, as reported by Air Traffic Controllers (ATC). The crew informed ATC of the situation who ...
3 days ago · The popular Canary Islands were recently beset with protests where tens of thousands of campaigners took to the streets of Tenerife, calling for a temporary limit to the number of tourists ...
1 day ago · So, if you're jetting off to Tenerife, Gran Canaria or any of the other islands, you're likely to avoid the year's worst storms. However, the Canaries government has already issued pre-alert ...
5 days ago · Passengers were booted off the Ryanair flight (stock) (Image: NurPhoto via Getty Images) British tourists had to be escorted off the plane at Tenerife airport by police after glugging duty-free booze and abusing cabin crew during the flight. Three men and two women allegedly caused havoc on the Ryanair flight from Liverpool to Tenerife last week.
5 days ago · The modification request from the socialist deputies concerns the airports of Tenerife-Norte Ciudad de La Laguna, Fuerteventura, and La Palma, excluding Lanzarote. If Aena determines that the proposal is viable, the schedules and resources at the three airports will be adjusted as needed.
5 days ago · A rowdy bunch of 'drunk' British holidaymakers were escorted off a Ryanair flight to Tenerife after they were accused of drinking illicit alcohol and allegedly hurling abuse at other passengers. The group, who were on their way to the Canary Islands, are also said to have been "engaging in sexual activity in front of children".
