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In mid-August, a Lufthansa aircraft landed at Munich Airport significantly too early. Several tyres of the machine and lighting systems near the runway are damaged. The responsible Federal Office is now publishing an initial investigation report.
Just under 19 meters before the runway, the Superjumbo touched the ground. In the interim report, it becomes clear what went wrong – only a few days after a near disaster with another aircraft.
BFU interim report on Lufthansa landing in Munich: Airbus set up in front of the runway, seven tyres damaged.
A Lufthansa-Airbus starts in Munich too early, there are damages. Now the competent authority has submitted an interim report. It does not name a cause, but it arranges the incident.
A Lufthansa-Airbus starts in Munich too early, there are damages. Now the competent authority has submitted an interim report. It does not name a cause, but it arranges the incident.
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