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    Über Nacht gestrandet: Lufthansa-Passagiere dürfen A320neo nach Schließung des Flughafens nicht verlassen

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    1. donny007x on

      Since they were already preparing for the flight out I’m assuming they had enough fuel to keep the APU running throughout the night.

      Otherwise they would’ve probably needed to evacuate due to a lack of ventilation.

    3. ahyesmyelbows on

      Wtf since when does a major airport close for the night?? Shouldn’t munich be 24/7 with full service st all times? Le wut.

    4. PoppedCork on

      That is absolutely ridiculous, and a disgrace in this day and age there isn’t protocols in place to deal with this.

    6. brokenpipe on

      Glad I wasn’t on that flight as I would’ve absolutely popped open the exit doors and walked to the terminal. A jail cell is more comfortable than my seat in 21A. At least I can go horizontal then, plus it’d make for a great story later (after the 40-60 hours of community service).

    7. hughperman on

      This is insane, what if any of those passengers needed medication, had additional needs? My wife’s health would be affected for weeks or months afterwards if this happened.

    8. first-logged-in on

      The articled says that walking to the terminal is prohibited by law. But there must be exceptions. Keeping 123 passengers as hostages is more illegal.

    9. emkamiky on

      Genuine question: what if someone on that plane had a medical emergency? Would they not allow outside help to come help the passenger and disembark them?

    11. WEZANGO on

      I can’t believe all 123 passengers kept their cool during this. Especially families with small kids would go crazy.

    12. redbeardfakename on

      The appropriate response is then to absolute demolish the entire snack and bar service supplies, maybe the better things from the onboard sales items which seem to be essential on every Lufthansa flight, and then have the wildest party possible

    13. thebisforbargain on

      How ridiculous, it’s “disembark” not “deplane”. “Deplane” sounds stupid as fuck.

    14. P26601 on

      I think I would’ve actually called the cops if I had been on that flight, what the fuck

    15. Albertpm95 on

      I would call the police or something, they should be able to come inside and walk people off, and if they can’t I would use it as an excuse to open the doors.

    16. whensmahvelFGC on

      Yeah I am 100% accepting the arrest and trying to open the emergency door myself. Fuck that.

    17. Link1112 on

      Wow this is seriously crazy. I wonder if the people can get compensated by the airport but I doubt it. I‘m also sorry for the Lufthansa employees on that flight, that must have been a weird night. Honestly I would have thought that airports have some kind of emergency plan for something like that.

    18. Orvvadasz on

      Yeah, no. I am not staying calm. You let me off the fucking plane or we are throwing hands. Because as it stands, this is unjust imprisonment and I am suing your pants off.

    19. LegendaryTJC on

      They seem to be more bothered about not breaking a law about walking to the terminal more than a law about not kidnapping 150 people overnight. I would have called the police and began a riot.

    20. panpata on

      I have landed at a German airport 1 minute before the airport would close. During rollout, the runway lights turned off. They are very, very strict about these rules, and for some reason they don’t take safety into account when enforcing them.

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