Luftfahrt: „Keine Gefahr“ – Entwarnung nach möglichem Luftnotfall
Am Flughafen Nürnberg finden derzeit weder Starts noch Landungen statt. Die Polizei hat nun Entwarnung gegeben. Ein Sprecher des Airports hatte vorher eine Notlage bestätigt.
Nuremberg – Following an alarm for a potential emergency on a plane at Nuremberg Airport, the police have given an all-clear. "The on-site checks have revealed that there is no danger," the police announced. Details were not immediately provided by the investigators. "The passengers are still on board," said a police spokesperson shortly after the all-clear was given.
"Everything is in order in the aircraft. The passengers are fine, the pilots are fine." The spokesperson said the response team was checking if everything was okay on and in the plane. The police did not disclose details about the number of personnel involved, but said specialists were there. Earlier, the police had sealed off the airport and assumed an emergency situation.
The police intervention came shortly before the landing of a flight from the Greek island of Corfu. A flight control spokesperson said the plane had landed safely. According to dpa information, there had been a notepad code earlier. Eurofighter jets were reportedly on duty to escort the aircraft, but had since turned around.
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