A Thomas Cook aircraft bound for Cuba was forced to make an emergency landing at Manchester Airport in the UK on Monday when the tip of its wing was found to be missing. The aircraft was forced to turn back to Manchester when a low oil alert sounded – the missing wing tip was not related to the alert and the airline said in a statement that the missing piece did not affect the aircraft’s ability to fly. In a statement, the airline said: “Thomas Cook Airlines flight MT2652 to Holguin returned to Manchester as a precaution after a low

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