Monday "largely normal operations" at Hamburg Airport
The airport in Hamburg is expecting normal operations on Monday for the most part. Following the end of the hostage situation at the airport, flight operations resumed at 5.30 p.m. on Sunday. The first planes had taken off and landed again. There could still be considerable cancellations and delays until the end of operations. However, 152 take-offs and 162 landings are planned for Monday. However, according to the information provided, flights may be canceled or delayed in isolated cases. "Passengers and those picking up passengers are therefore asked to keep themselves informed about the current status of their flight and to contact their airline or tour operator if necessary," the statement said.
The airport was closed for more than 20 hours after an armed man drove his car and his four-year-old child onto the apron of the airport on Saturday evening. The man surrendered to the police on Sunday afternoon.
Despite the resumed operations at Hamburg Airport, there might be isolated cancellations or delays due to air traffic adjustments. It's crucial to note that airline companies and tour operators should be contacted for the latest updates on flights, given the previous incident involving a crime situation.
Source: www.dpa.com
