German Airport, Airline Apologize After 600 Spend Night on Planes

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The passengers sat in ready-to-flight machines that were not allowed to take off. Now, the responsible people explain why it took hours for the affected people to be taken out of the aircraft.

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600 passengers are stranded at their departure airport in Munich in various planes, which suddenly cannot take off. Passengers must sit in the machines all night without moving forward. Now it is clear that they could have been freed.

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Last Thursday, Munich Airport had passengers stranded overnight in a parked plane. Professor Andreas Knie, mobility researcher, criticizes the dismembered responsibility for flight services – in the end the customer suffers.

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The involuntary overnight stay of passengers on airplanes at Munich Airport could have been avoided. Now the airport and Lufthansa are apologizing – and citing three reasons why the situation occurred.

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The involuntary overnight stay of passengers in airplanes at Munich Airport is blowing high waves. The airport and Lufthansa are now apologizing – even with clear words.

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The involuntary overnight stay of passengers in airplanes at Munich Airport continues to strike high waves. The airport and Lufthansa are now apologizing – even with clear words.