Published 1 year ago

Qantas passengers stranded in Bali and Baku over Christmas

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The A380 was more than 10 hours into its journey to London from Singapore when it was forced to land at Heydar Aliyev International Airport. The aircraft was met by fire and rescue teams, who arrived at the scene to assess the issue. There are a total of 356 passengers currently stranded in Baku.

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The Guardian

Qantas sends rescue flight to Azerbaijan after stranded passengers left in the dark

Airline apologises to passengers and promises to get them to Heathrow airport ‘early on Christmas morning’

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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ABC Australia

'Significant disruption': Qantas passengers stranded in Bali and Baku over Christmas

Passengers waiting for Qantas flights from London to Sydney — as well as to and from Denpasar — are left waiting a long way from home at the start of the holiday period.

1 year ago·Australia

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News

Recovery flight for stranded Qantas plane

A recovery flight has been sent after a Qantas plane to London was dramatically forced to change route and land in Azerbaijan.

1 year ago

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The West Australian

Qantas recovery flight heads to Azerbaijan

Travellers stranded in the eastern European nation after their flight made an emergency landing are now expected to be in London by Christmas.

1 year ago

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Qantas sends rescue flight to Azerbaijan

Qantas is finally rescuing passengers who have endured an unexpected layover in Baku after an emergency landing. The replacement flight will see passengers back home early on Christmas morning. The passengers have all been provided with accommodation and meals during their layover.

1 year ago·Southport, Australia

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The Mercury

Qantas plane still stuck in Azerbaijan

The passengers and crew of Qantas flight QF1, which made an emergency landing in Azerbaijan, are still stuck in the capital Baku. An intermittent fault indicator in the cockpit falsely indicating smoke in the cargo hold is considered responsible. Investigations have so far found no evidence of smoke. The passengers will spend the night in Baku and are expected to resume their flight in the morning.

1 year ago·Hobart, Australia

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