A Jet2 flight was pressured to return to Manchester Airport simply half-hour into its journey to Ibiza with a flight stuffed with holidaymakers.

The LS191 flight, that departed from the airport on Wednesday night at round 5.45pm, was heading to the Balearic Islands and was on account of land at 9pm.

But half an hour into the journey, the airplane turned over the English Channel and was pressured to divert again to Manchester.

The flight path reveals how the airplane headed again north, circling twice over the Peak District earlier than touchdown again at Manchester Airport.

Reports instructed this was on account of a "technical" fault.

Other studies additionally instructed it was on account of a "communication issue".

But in a public tweet, Jet2 mentioned it was "due to unforeseen operational reasons".

Jet2 remains to be but to verify the complete particulars surrounding the incident and has been approached for remark.

It comes simply weeks after the agency noticed its share value sink by greater than a tenth after saying its chairman could be stepping down after greater than 4 a long time.

Jet2 mentioned its revenues reached greater than £5billion within the yr to the top of March, up from £1.2 billion in 2022, and 40 % larger than pre-pandemic ranges.

It returned to a revenue earlier than tax of £371million after sinking to a lack of £389 million final yr, which was nonetheless affected by pandemic restrictions.

The finish of Covid lockdowns "unleashed an enormous surge of pent-up demand" for experiences like abroad holidays, the corporate mentioned.

Package holidays – the place individuals e-book flights, motels, transfers and eating with one supplier – are a "resilient and popular product, particularly during difficult economic times", Jet2 mentioned.