None of the 272 passengers and crew was injured in the incident.
A spokesman for Titan Airways said: "There were no injuries amongst the passengers and crew but on arrival the aircraft was met by emergency service personnel as a precaution to ensure the welfare of the passengers.
"Whilst such events are rare, all Titan Airways crew undergo regular rigorous training in accordance with EU EASA regulations to ensure they manage such situations successfully.”
The passengers were believed to have chartered the flight to make the pilgrimage to the tombstone of Rabbi Elimelech, one of the founding rabbis of the Chasidic movement, who died in 1787.
Each year hundreds of Chasidic Jews organise charter flights from the UK to south-east Poland each year to make the pilgrimage.
