(Updated 15:40) - The German military aircraft was unable to land in Pristina because it did not have personnel certified for landing in low visibility, announced Driton Ujkani from the Air Navigation Services Agency (ASHNA).
"Other flights are proceeding normally," Ujkani told KOHA.
Flight tracker, "Flightradar24", has shown that the plane, which departed from Berlin at 8:40 am, landed in Skopje.
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"Five hours in the air", the German military plane cannot land in Pristina
A German military plane has been flying from Berlin to Pristina for five hours, but due to fog it is unable to land at "Adem Jashari" International Airport.
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Flight tracker Flightradar24 shows that the German military plane departed Berlin at 8:40 a.m.
When the clock strikes 15:10, the plane is still circling the sky of Slatina without being able to land.
KOHA has contacted the Airport spokesperson, Valentina Gara. As soon as there is a response, the article will be updated.
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