Fliers started due to storm – passengers report in Picture – "I have nerves like wire ropes"

Berlin/Hamburg – dramatic scenes at Berlin-Tegel Airport: Due to hurricane gusts over runway, several airmen had to stop and start landing approach.

The passengers of Eurowings 9040 flight from Düsseldorf to Berlin hit it particularly hard: twice pilot tried a landing approach, n pulled machine up again – and finally turned to Hamburg. There, machine landed safely at 7.30 pm.

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Michael Goldschmidt (62) remained left in spite of start-up, only annoys: "The workday is broken." Photo: Martin Brinckmann

Business consultant Michael Goldschmidt (62) sat in machine, told in Picture: "We should have landed in Berlin at 5:00 p.m., now we are stranded in Hamburg two and a half hours later. But I have nerves like wire ropes. "

Then he goes on to book a rental car with which he travels to Berlin.

Lawyer Jens Thau (54) explicitly praises pilot of machine: "We had two decent flights, but y had to be canceled because it was too unsafe." But panic never occurred among many business travellers on board.

Two more planes had to start in Berlin as well, n flew to Frankfurt/Main and Hanover and landed re.

This plane of Lufthansa could only be in a slant because of strong squalls at airport Hannover (Niedersachsen) LandenFoto: Julian Stratenschulte/Picture-Alliance In Hanover, an uprooted tree has this white convertible PlattgemachtFoto: Eberhard Wedler

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