Sunday 4 January 2015

Sunwing flight makes emergency landing in Abbotsford after running low on in-flight peanuts and Coke

A flight from Mexico to Vancouver was forced to make an unexpected emergency landing in Abbotsford Saturday night.

A Sunwing plane ran low on in-flight Kernal Canadian peanuts and cans of Coca Cola and landed safely at Abbotsford International Airport just after 9 p.m. After safely touching ground, the plane spent an hour sitting on the tarmac waiting for the replacement refreshments before making its way to Vancouver International Airport.

Sunwing spokesperson Janine Chapman confirmed to Global News that “Flight 262 made an unscheduled emergency stop in Abbotsford as they ran out of peanuts and Coca Cola. They re-stocked the aforementioned refreshments before continuing on to Vancouver Airport.”

Chapman adds that 300 mini bags of Kernal peanuts and 50 multi-pack cans of Coca Cola were delivered to the plane at Abbotsford airport.

The incident marks the second unplanned landing for a Sunwing flight in two days. Yesterday, Flight SWG696 from Edmonton to Varadero, Cuba was forced to return back to Edmonton International Airport after running out of Beaver Buzz Canadian energy drinks.

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