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Emergency situation in Austrian airspace: Passenger plane has to land at Munich Airport

2024-02-21T14:54:19.439Z

Highlights: Emergency situation in Austrian airspace: Passenger plane has to land at Munich Airport. Luxair airline's plane had a cracked windshield, reports avherald.com. The passengers were rebooked on other flights. The damaged machine was able to continue its journey to Luxembourg 31 hours later. (Our Munich newsletter regularly informs you about all important stories from the Isar metropolis. Register here.) You can find more news in our tz app, now in an improved design with more personalization functions.



As of: February 21, 2024, 3:41 p.m

By: Elisa Buhrke

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A plane had to make an emergency landing at Munich Airport.

The reason: a cracked windshield.

The passengers were rebooked on other flights.

Munich - It is probably the horror scenario for many people who are afraid of flying: In the air it is suddenly discovered that the plane is no longer airworthy and an emergency landing has to be initiated.

That's exactly what happened on Sunday, February 4th, on a flight from Ljubljana (Slovenia) to Luxembourg.

The Luxair airline's plane had a cracked windshield, reports

avherald.com

.

At that time she was still in Austrian airspace.

About half an hour after it was discovered, the passenger plane was able to land safely at Munich Airport.

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A Luxair plane had to make an emergency landing at Munich Airport.

(Symbolic image) © IMAGO / Pond5 Images

The plane has to make an emergency landing at Munich Airport – the windshield is cracked

When asked by our editorial team, Munich Airport can confirm the incident: The pilot alerted the tower at Munich Airport, a spokesman said.

“If the alarm is triggered, the fire brigade and rescue service are on hand.” This is the usual safety procedure if a fire breaks out on the machine, parts break off or passengers are injured.

Fortunately, none of these cases occurred: “The landing was safe.

“Nothing happened,” said the spokesman.

According to

avherald.com,

the flight was canceled and passengers were rebooked on other flights.

The damaged machine was able to continue its journey to Luxembourg 31 hours later.

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Source: merkur

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