A Lufthansa flight (LH459) landed short of the runway threshold at Munich Airport, damaging the aircraft and a runway light, marking the second incident at the airport within a few days.
A Vietnam Airlines flight VN34 at Munich Airport narrowly avoided a catastrophic incident during takeoff, with an expert detailing possible reasons for the near-disaster.
A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787-9 flight bound for Hanoi experienced a technical problem, forcing it to circle for over an hour to dump fuel before returning to Munich airport, causing tense moments for passengers.
An aeronautical company in Munich mistakenly received eight human torsos intended for a laboratory, instead of industrial parts, due to a mix-up at the airport, according to police.
The CEO of Sofia Airport stated that airport transformation is a long process, taking more than 5-6 years, citing Munich Airport's 20-30 year development. This comes five years into the airport's concession.
An incident at Munich Airport left 600 passengers stranded overnight in planes on the tarmac. Investigations are underway to determine the cause and how passengers will be compensated.
Netcompany has been contracted to provide a new digital platform for Heathrow Airport, similar to the systems already in use at Copenhagen and Munich airports.
Five hundred passengers were forced to spend the night in their planes at Munich Airport because no bus drivers were available to transport them to the terminal after their shifts ended.
More than 500 passengers were forced to spend the night trapped in planes on the runway at Munich Airport after a routine flight to Copenhagen turned into a nightmare due to a lack of buses to transport them to the terminal.
A Vietnam Airlines Boeing 787 narrowly avoided a catastrophe at Munich Airport due to late braking, disintegrated tires, and veering onto the grass during landing. The incident also raised questions about the safety of dumping 60 tons of jet fuel during an emergency.
A preliminary investigation report suggests that a Vietnam Airlines Boeing aircraft experienced acceleration problems at Munich Airport, potentially causing a near-catastrophe.
Authorities in Vietnam and Germany are investigating a Vietnam Airlines flight that experienced a technical issue during takeoff from Munich Airport, forcing its return and raising concerns about a potential tragedy.
A Vietnamese Boeing aircraft circled Munich Airport for over two hours due to a technical problem before landing, subsequently blocking a runway. The nature of the Boeing 787's issue was not immediately disclosed.
Lufthansa, the parent company of AUA, is planning a multi-billion euro expansion at Munich Airport. The airline intends to base ten new long-haul aircraft there and introduce new overseas destinations following a terminal expansion scheduled for 2035.
Eight human torsos were mistakenly delivered to the Austrian company FACC in Upper Austria, instead of technical parts, due to an error at Munich Airport.
Flights at Munich Airport were temporarily suspended for about an hour following reports of a drone sighting. The incident caused disruptions and delays for numerous flights.
Bavaria has inaugurated a new drone defense center near Germany's second-largest airport in Munich to enhance capabilities against unauthorized drone flights.
Hundreds of passengers were forced to wait for hours in planes at Munich Airport, with authorities stating the fire department should have been alerted. The airport and Lufthansa have announced consequences following the incident.
More than 600 passengers were forced to spend the night in planes at Munich Airport after six flights were unable to depart due to snow and ice, leading to widespread outrage.
Five hundred passengers were forced to spend the night in their plane at Munich airport because there were no bus drivers available to transport them to the terminal, as the drivers had finished their shifts.
Hundreds of passengers were forced to spend the night in stationary airplanes at Munich Airport last week after heavy snowfall led to flight cancellations while they were already on board.
Around 500 passengers were forced to spend the night inside planes at Munich Airport after their flights were canceled due to heavy snow, and a lack of buses prevented them from returning to the terminal.
A Lufthansa Airbus A380 landed prematurely before the runway threshold at Munich Airport, causing damage to the runway. This incident marks another operational issue at the airport.
A faulty takeoff by a Boeing passenger plane at Munich Airport nearly resulted in a catastrophe, according to German aviation expert Heinrich Großbongardt. The incident involved the dumping of thousands of liters of kerosene before an emergency landing.
Passengers described terrifying scenes at Munich Airport on Saturday after a Boeing 787 barely took off before the end of the runway and subsequently made an emergency landing, heavily damaged. Many believed it was their last hour.
Operations at Munich Airport have returned to normal after an aircraft had to land shortly after takeoff due to tire parts on the runway and an unmaneuverable machine, causing delays. The causes remain unclear.
A severe storm hitting the Munich area in Germany on Wednesday morning temporarily halted traffic at the airport, leading to approximately 100 flight cancellations and stranding thousands of passengers.
Munich Airport temporarily suspended all flight operations and evacuated its air traffic control tower after an odor of smoke was detected. Flights have since resumed after the situation was clarified and deemed safe.
Munich Airport experienced a temporary closure for about an hour, suspending all flights, following multiple reports of a suspicious drone in its airspace. German Federal Police were alerted to the incident.
Following an incident where 600 passengers were stranded on a plane for hours in Munich, the airport's CEO stated that 49 firefighters were nearby and should have been alerted to help.
Heavy snowfall at Munich Airport left 600 passengers on five Lufthansa Group flights stuck on stationary planes overnight, forcing them into an unexpected sleepover.
Hundreds of Lufthansa passengers were forced to spend the night on their plane at Munich Airport due to a lack of bus drivers to transport them to the terminal.
Hundreds of passengers were forced to spend the night on Lufthansa planes at Munich Airport after five flights were canceled due to heavy snowfall, leading to sharp criticism of the airport and airline.
Hundreds of passengers were forced to spend the night on planes at Munich Airport after heavy snowfall prevented flights from departing and terminals were full, leaving no buses to return them.