Birmingham Airport Latest: Runway Shut and Flights stopped after ‘Aircraft Inspector’

According to Flightradar24 data, the aircraft involved was BeechCraft B200 Super King Air Twin Turboprop.

It is listed as Woodgate Aviation, and seems to be in luck for the base of its home, George Best Belfast City

It closed at 1.16 pm, climbed 5,750 feet and entered almost immediately a holding pattern.

At 1.35, the aircraft overfined the runway at just 300 feet. It is unclear whether the pilot was trying to land or enable air traffic controllers to inspect the undercarges.

Flightradar data shows the aircraft to make contact with the ground at 1.57 am.

The website for Birmingham Airport is reduced, after the advice of passengers to check their flight status.

It has since been replaced by an error code.

The runway of Birmingham Airport has been closed after being described as “an aircraft event” – it is believed to have a light aircraft whose landing gear will not deploy.

The status of the pilot and any passenger is not known.

Announcing the closure of X (East Twitter), Birmingham Airport said: “After an aircraft, the runway has been temporarily closed. We apologize for this inconvenience.

“We will keep passengers informed at the airport in advance, and today people are advised to check their flight position before coming to the airport.”

The last flight that touched below before the closure was from Parapigan to Ryanier’s flight, which landed at 1.52 pm. Two minutes later, an easy flight flew for Tannerif.

The last flight that touched below before the closure was from Parapigan to Ryanier’s flight, which landed at 1.52 pm.

Two minutes later, an easy flight flew for Tannerif. The variety of flights coming for alternative airports began immediately:

For the East Midlands, Air France is coming from Paris, from Murcia to Ryanier, Jet 2 from Preweza.

In Manchester, a jet 2 aircraft is ready to land from Malaga and Stanstad, a rayoner is due to the ground from flight malaga.

In addition, an er lingus regional aircraft from Belfast City was about half of the Irish Sea when it returned to its initial point.

The airport said that all flights are being held after “aircraft incident” at Birmingham Airport.

“After an aircraft incident, the runway is temporarily closed,” the airport said in a statement on the X posted in no time since 2.40 pm on Wednesday.

“We apologize for inconvenience will be the reason.

“We will keep passengers informed at the airport in advance and today people are advised to check their flight conditions before coming to the airport due to the journey later.

“When we can do we will continue to issue updates.”