Crisis situations - Aircraft performs an emergency landing because of smoke in the cockpit.
A plane traveling from Billund, Denmark to Frankfurt/Main had to make an emergency landing in Hanover. The airport's fire department was there to assist, as always. Lufthansa mechanics are now working to determine where the cigarette-like smoke appeared from, according to the airport's spokesperson.
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- The emergency landing took place at Hanover-Langenhagen Airport, located in Lower Saxony, Germany.
- Despite the unexpected emergencies, Air Traffic Control managed to reroute other flights to avoid disruptions in air traffic.
- The aircraft incident occurred during its journey from Billund, Denmark, which is known as "Billund Airport," to Frankfurt/Main, Germany's main hub.
- Travelers en route to Frankfurt were informed of the situation through updates from Frankfurt Airport, located near Frankfurt-am-Main.
- The pilot reported smoke in the cockpit, necessitating the decision to divert to Hanover, a routine procedure for emergency situations at Frankfurt-Hahn or Frankfurt-am-Main airports.
Source: www.stern.de
