A TUI fly Netherlands Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner registered PH-TFM operating flight OR191 from Mombasa to Amsterdam on 22 June made a precautionary diversion to Rhodes International Airport on Monday after the crew reported a possible technical problem during the flight.
According to flight-tracking data, the aircraft departed from its planned route and diverted to Rhodes, where it landed safely without incident. No injuries were reported among passengers or crew.
As part of standard aviation safety procedures, emergency services were placed on alert and fire vehicles were deployed at the airport during the landing. After touchdown, the aircraft was moved to an isolated parking area for inspection and remained under the supervision of airport and aviation authorities.
The exact nature of the technical issue has not yet been disclosed, but the aircraft is still on the Greek island 24 hours after landing there. Further information is expected from the airline or relevant authorities following their assessment of the aircraft.
This post was published on 23 June 2026 18:10
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