A Norwegian flight enroute to Tirana from Oslo has declared an emergency, squawking transponder code 7700.
Norwegian flight DY1934, operated by a Boeing 737-800, declared the emergency while transiting German airspace. The flight is currently conducting a diversion to nearby Berlin.
Norwegian DY1934 Tirana-Oslo
06:25 UTC: Diversion to Berlin (BER)
Having declared an emergency from cruising flight, Norwegian flight DY1934 has carried out a descent and approach to nearby Berlin Brandenberg Airport (BER). The nature of the emergency prompting the diversion is not yet known.
06:35 UTC: Landed Berlin (BER)
Having declared an emergency earlier this morning, Norwegian flight DY1934 has now carried out a diversion and landed runway 06L Berlin Brandenberg Airport (BER).
The nature of the emergency prompting the diversion is not yet known.
Flight Details
Flight data shows that Norwegian flight DY1934 made an on-time departure from Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL) today at 06:47 local time. Following departure the flight had set course normally, climbing to flight level FL370.
The flight was bound for the destination Tirana International Airport (TIA), Albania when the emergency was declared. Flight crew squawked transponder code 7700 at 06:14 UTC before beginning a descent and diversion into nearby Berlin Brandenberg Airport (BER).
The aircraft operating this morning’s flight DY1934 service to Tirana was a Boeing 737-800, registered LN-NIP. This is an 11.6 year old narrowbody aircraft belonging to the carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle. It has been in service with the airline since July 2022.
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