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Naples-Berlin flight: hold luggage missing upon arrival in the German capital.

Naples-Berlin flight: hold luggage missing upon arrival in the German capital.

A sad odyssey for the passengers on the EasyJet flight from Naples to the German city.

The issue of airplane flights has been a hot topic in our country in recent months, from the eruptions of the Etna volcano in Sicily which ruined the holidays of Sicilian citizens and tourists who were aiming to visit the island's locations to the fuel problems resulting from the war in the Middle East, the sector has found itself suffering from major problems which have been paid for by citizens and it seems the odyssey continues.

Naples-Berlin flight: the unknown fuel issue

The passengers of the Naples-Berlin flight that left from the Campania city last Thursday did not experience any problems and After dropping off their luggage they got on the vehicle, knowing that after less than two hours they would arrive in German capital.

The flight actually took place and had no delays other than those related to communications regarding the fuel of the vehicle, the suffering to supply the aircraft with kerosene they continue to persist and cause difficulties for the planes of low-cost airlines that have limited budgets on this front too.

Naples-Berlin flight: hold bags missing upon arrival, EasyJet releases statement

Il flight EJU5054 had left as anticipated in the previous paragraph from Naples towards Berlin, upon the arrival of the aircraft The passengers went to the open hold and there the bitter surpriseThe bags had not been loaded, as reported by Leggo.it, the reason was strictly technical.

According to a company spokeswoman, on that day there would have been a strike at the Naples airport which made refueling complicated and for this reason the luggage was not loaded.

It is good to reiterate that they arrived in Berlin anyway and a service provider located at theairport He then sorted the suitcases, delivering them to their respective owners. This episode, however, once again cast the British airline in a bad light.

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