Lufthansa flight LH818 departing on Saturday 9 March from Frankfurt with destination Gothenburg had to make an emergency landing in Hamburg due to a defective coffee machine causing smoke in the front galley.
The cockpit crew declared an air emergency, prioritising the landing. The Airbus A319 registered D-AILD landed safely, and all passengers are unharmed.
Technicians are investigating the coffee machine issue, and affected passengers will continue their journey later in the evening on a replacement aircraft, an Airbus A320 registered D-AIZM.
This post was published on 9 March 2024 21:40
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