An easyJet flight bound for Bristol was forced to declare a fuel emergency mid-air and divert to Liverpool John Lennon Airport after an unexpected runway closure left the aircraft circling with dwindling fuel reserves. The easyJet Flight U22708 departed Madrid as scheduled and was due to land at Bristol Airport at 10 pm, following a flight time of just over two hours. Fuel Levels Fall as Aircraft CirclesAs the easyJet jet entered a holding pattern, the delay began to take a critical turn. Extended circling led to rapidly decreasing fuel levels, leaving the flight crew with limited options. Have you ever experienced a flight diversion or in-air emergency?