The aircraft returned to the gate. Passengers were accommodated in nearby hotels.
A new departure is expected tomorrow, Sunday, around 12:30 under flight number TG935D.
UPDATE: The A350 indeed took off from Brussels this Sunday at 13:17 and is on its way to Bangkok.
This post was published on 22 September 2018 21:02
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