By Daily Mail: TUI G-TUMB jet made its final approach into Manchester Airport this afternoon and touched down safely on the runway.
The jet had come from Alicante and was due to arrive in Manchester at 1.15pm, but landed at 3.35pm after leaving two hours and 20 minutes late.
Passenger flights using Boeing's 737 Max plane have been banned from operating in the UK amid safety concerns following the Ethiopian Airlines disaster, which killed 157 people including nine Britons on Sunday.
The Civil Aviation Authority's (CAA) ruling covers all commercial flights in UK airspace as a precautionary measure and will remain in place 'until further notice'.
Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, China and Oman also grounded the plane. The same model was involved in another fatal crash in Indonesia in October.
As the restrictions were announced this afternoon, two Turkish Airlines aircraft - one bound for Gatwick and the other to Birmingham - turned back while flying over Europe on their way to Britain.