Full list of Birmingham Airport cancelled flights after runway closed following emergency landing
Operations were suspended after the runway was closed following the incident, which happened at around 1.40pm on Wednesday.
Three people from the aircraft were treated while one suffered minor injuries.
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West Midlands Police said in a post on X: 'We are at Birmingham Airport this afternoon after a small aircraft was involved in an emergency landing at around 1.40pm.'
'Officers are among the emergency crews at the scene and one person has been reported to have minor injuries.
'The Civil Aviation Authority has been informed and the airport has suspended operations as an investigation is carried out.'
Birmingham Airport earlier posted on the social media platform: 'Following an aircraft incident, the runway is temporarily closed.
'We apologise for the inconvenience this will cause.
'We will keep passengers already at the airport informed and those due to travel later today are advised to check the status of their flight before coming to the airport.
'We will continue to issue updates when we can.'
As a result of the incident at least 11 flights, listed on the departures page of FlightRadar24, have been cancelled so far.
Passengers have been told to check the status of their flight before coming to the airport, with both check-in and security also temporarily shut.
Here is a list of the cancelled flights so far on FlightRadar24.
13:50 — U26633 — Antalya (AYT) — easyJet
14:35 — AF1315 — Paris (CDG) — Air France
14:35 — XQ537 — Antalya (AYT) — SunExpress
15:10 — EI3645 — Belfast (BHD) — Aer Lingus
16:40 — SN2048 — Brussels (BRU) — Air Baltic
16:50 — U230 — Belfast (BFS) — easyJet
16:55 — XQ597 — Liverpool (LPL) — SunExpress
17:00 — U26601 — Faro (FAO) — easyJet
17:00 — EI3647 — Belfast (BHD) — Aer Lingus
17:10 — TK1970 — Istanbul (IST) — Turkish Airlines
17:25 — U26629 — Palma de Mallorca (PMI) — easyJet
17:35 — KL1048 — Amsterdam (AMS) — KLM
17:50 — LH2511 — Munich (MUC) — Lufthansa
17:55 — LH957 — Frankfurt (FRA) — Lufthansa
18:30 — U2336 — Edinburgh (EDI) — easyJet
18:40 — AF1065 — Paris (CDG) — Air France
18:50 — LX425 — Zurich (ZRH) — Helvetic Airways
19:15 — SK2536 — Copenhagen (CPH) — SAS
19:45 — AI118 — Amritsar (ATQ) — Air India
19:55 — EW9335 — Dusseldorf (DUS) — Eurowings
20:50 — KL1050 — Amsterdam (AMS) — KLM
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