Five Britons deported after EasyJet flight diverted
Five Britons detained at Malaga after EasyJet diverted, then deported to Britain.

On 28 January 2026, an EasyJet aircraft bound for Gibraltar diverted to Málaga Airport after severe weather forced the flight to land in Spain. Five Britons aboard were detained by Spanish border officials upon arrival and subsequently deported back to the United Kingdom. The incident followed a weekend into which the EasyJet flight had been originally scheduled to depart from Malaga. Official reports indicate that the passengers were held for a brief period before being taken back to the UK where they were processed at the port of entry. The incident highlights the challenges faced by airlines when adverse weather conditions disrupt schedules, and the swift action of border authorities in handling unexpected passenger detentions.
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