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Plane divert after lightning hit Plane divert after lightning hit
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A Paris to Cardiff plane with 51 passengers on board had to be diverted to Exeter on Monday afternoon after being hit by lightning.A Paris to Cardiff plane with 51 passengers on board had to be diverted to Exeter on Monday afternoon after being hit by lightning.
The passengers were transferred onto another plane and continued their journey to Cardiff. The plane was not damaged and no one was hurt.The passengers were transferred onto another plane and continued their journey to Cardiff. The plane was not damaged and no one was hurt.
It is the second time in three days that a Flybe flight from France to Wales has had to be diverted.It is the second time in three days that a Flybe flight from France to Wales has had to be diverted.
On Friday, an aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at Gatwick.On Friday, an aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at Gatwick.
On Monday, the passengers on the plane which was struck by lightning arrived in Cardiff at 1410 BST. They had originally been due to arrive at 1230 BST.On Monday, the passengers on the plane which was struck by lightning arrived in Cardiff at 1410 BST. They had originally been due to arrive at 1230 BST.
A spokeswoman for Flybe said the plane landed at Exeter because they have a maintenance depot there.A spokeswoman for Flybe said the plane landed at Exeter because they have a maintenance depot there.
On Friday, a runway had to be closed at the West Sussex airport to allow the plane with 46 passengers on board, to land.On Friday, a runway had to be closed at the West Sussex airport to allow the plane with 46 passengers on board, to land.
A spokesperson for Flybe said the landing followed a suspected technical fault on the plane which was flying from Paris Charles de Gaulle to Cardiff.A spokesperson for Flybe said the landing followed a suspected technical fault on the plane which was flying from Paris Charles de Gaulle to Cardiff.

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