7700 general emergency — TRA69F BOEING 737-800 · Transavia
- when
- 25-10 om 13:47 – 13:48 (2 min with the code)
- aircraft
- PH-HSM 485123
- route
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Amsterdam Airport Schiphol AMS →
Faro - Gago Coutinho International Airport FAO
from the flight number (adsbdb); may be wrong - started
- 51.218, 8.143 · 8933 m
- last with code
- 51.248, 8.003 · 8514 m
- altitude with code
- 8514 – 8964 m
- landed
- Eindhoven Airport EHEH · 14:15
not the destination in the route
What does this code mean?
With 7700 the crew declares an emergency. Air traffic control then gives the aircraft priority and space, and emergency services stand by at the airfield it is heading for. Common reasons are a technical problem (an engine, the hydraulics, cabin pressure, a warning in the cockpit), a sick passenger, or smoke or a strange smell on board. Often it is precautionary and the aircraft simply lands.
What was going on?
We don't know: a transponder only transmits the code, not the reason. A code can also be set briefly by mistake. If you want to know more, you can look further here:
- replay the whole flight at adsb.fi ↗ (our data source; including what happened outside our coverage)
- search the news ↗
- this aircraft on our site (earlier sightings, photo)