Transavia Flight to Agadir Returns to Paris 49 Minutes After Takeoff
A Transavia Airbus A320neo scheduled to fly from Paris-Orly to Agadir on Saturday, October 31, cut its journey short shortly after takeoff. Flight TO3004 returned to its departure airport after less than an hour in the air. Flight-tracking data confirms the unexpected return.
The flight was scheduled to leave Paris-Orly at 7:40 a.m. and arrive at Agadir-Al Massira Airport at 10:15 a.m. local time. The aircraft assigned to the route was an Airbus A320neo registered as F-HXSO, operated by Transavia France.
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But the journey quickly took an unexpected turn. After leaving Orly, the plane changed direction and headed back toward the Paris region instead of continuing on to Morocco.
The Flightradar24 history confirms the interruption. For Saturday, October 31, the platform indicates that flight TO3004 was diverted to Orly, its own departure airport.
Less than an hour in the air before returning to Paris
According to AirNav Radar records, the Airbus landed at Orly at around 8:47 a.m., after approximately 49 minutes in the air. The flight that was supposed to take passengers to Agadir therefore ended where it had begun.
Another Transavia Airbus A320neo did fly from Paris to Agadir that afternoon. Tracking data identifies this second flight as TO3006, operated by a different aircraft, registered as F-HXSG.
Transavia did not specify in the public information consulted what led to the morning flight being interrupted. The following day, Sunday, November 1, TO3004 operated the Paris–Agadir route again, arriving at 10 a.m.
