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The plane was flying from Stockholm to Zurich and issued a distress signal over German territory.
A Swiss International Air Lines plane that issued a distress call over Europe has landed safely in Hamburg, Germany. RIA Novosti reports this.
It is known that the airliner signaled Squawk 7700 about an emergency situation when flying over Germany. It is not specified what exactly happened on board the aircraft.
The plane took off from Arlanda Airport in Stockholm on Tuesday, October 13, at 06:26 local time (07:26 Moscow time) and was heading to Zurich, but was forced to land in Germany.

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