Brussels Airlines Airbus A320 decided to return to the airport after declaring an emergency when they saw abnormal changes in the parameters of the landing gear hydraulic system.
The pilot decided to return to Brussels Airport (BRU) once they declared PAN PAN emergency en route to the Costa del Sol.
The aircraft was cruising almost 39,000 feet in the sky when the pilot noticed a loss of landing gear hydraulics system, and it didn’t take the pilot to figure out and declare an emergency. The crew decided to fly back to BRU instead of dividing to another airport.
According to reports, the flight landed safely due to the prompt response of the pilot and crew after 90 minutes of flying.