An Egyptian plane makes an emergency landing in Greece

Data from aircraft tracking site FlightUber showed that an EgyptAir plane has modified its course to land at Athens International Airport in Greece.

The Egyptian plane flying from Cairo airport to Benina International Airport in Benghazi rerouted to land at Athens International Airport due to reports of bad weather.

According to the data, the plane took off on Saturday at 11:59 from Cairo airport, and landed at Athens airport at 15:21 pm, where the flight took 3 hours and 22 minutes, while the plane was expected to arrive at Benina Airport at 10:25 am, although its takeoff delay lasted for 4 hours.

It is noteworthy that the last flight of the plane was from Cairo to Benina last Friday, where the flight took an hour and 50 minutes, and arrived in Benghazi at ten thirty in the morning.