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What happened to Sichuan Airlines' response to hovering over Chengdu for six hours? The magic of lov

According to the app of a certain flight, the flight was originally scheduled to arrive at Dubai at 18:00 yesterday. After taking off at 14:00, it has been circling over Chengdu and Dujiangyan, returning to Chengdu at 20:56 yesterday. Many netizens are very curious about why they hover over Chengdu for so long?

the new Beijing News (reporter Li Yifan, Wu Rongkui) last night (February 27), an aviation we media micro blog posted that a flight of Sichuan Airlines circled 30 times over Chengdu for nearly 6 hours. Finally landed at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport. Today (February 28), the Beijing News reporter confirmed the incident from the public relations department of Sichuan Airlines and learned that the flight had taken off at 1:12 a.m. due to the influence of the closure of commercial airspace on the original route.

According to the microblog @ aviation story at 20:38 yesterday, Sichuan Airlines flight 3u603 from Chengdu to Dubai had to return due to unconfirmed reasons. The aircraft had to reduce fuel consumption due to the aircraft's lack of fuel. The plane has been hovering in the air for nearly six hours, ready to land.

At 21:03 yesterday, @ aviation story also released a microblog saying that the flight arrived at Chengdu airport after six hours. Sichuan is too big! According to incomplete statistics, the plane has circled at least 30 times!

According to the app of a certain flight, the flight was originally scheduled to arrive at Dubai at 18:00 yesterday. After taking off at 14:00, it has been circling over Chengdu and Dujiangyan, returning to Chengdu at 20:56 yesterday.

Today, the public relations department of Sichuan Airlines confirmed the incident to the Beijing News reporter, and revealed that flight 3u603 returned due to the closure of commercial airspace on the original route. After the application for a temporary route was approved, it took off for Dubai at 1:12 a.m. Another staff member of the division told the Beijing news that the hovering was because there was too much fuel to land.