Powerbank Caught Fire in Flight: Lufthansa Urgently Landed in France
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According to a report, there were 198 passengers and six crew members on board.
A burning power bank on board has stopped a Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to Lisbon. The pilots called out an air emergency and landed the plane in France as planned.
A German airline Lufthansa plane made an emergency landing in Lyon, France after a power bank caught fire on board. The liner was flying from Frankfurt am Main to Lisbon.
A Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to Lisbon made an emergency landing in Lyon after a passenger's portable charger caught fire. The cabin crew placed the device in a safety bag; the 198 passengers and 6 crew members were accommodated in hotels.
A burning power bank forces a Lufthansa flight from Frankfurt to land in Lyon. The cockpit crew explains an air emergency for landing.
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