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At the largest German airport there is a lack of kerosene. Lufthansa is allowing aircraft that fly to Frankfurt to fuel more than usual at the departure airport. There should not be any air raids for the time being.
At Frankfurt Airport, the supply of kerosene is currently limited. Lufthansa has taken measures to maintain the operation.
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The threat of fuel shortages at Frankfurt Airport has forced Lufthansa to refuel airliners for future use, Bild writes, citing the airline's internal orders
The threat of fuel shortages at Frankfurt Airport has forced Lufthansa to refuel airliners for future use, Bild writes, citing the airline's internal orders.The airline has ordered its pilots to deliver additional fuel from other hubs due to the...
At Frankfurt airport, kerosene is running out, and Lufthansa aircraft are fuelling it even before arrival. How the airline wants to secure operations – and what this means for flights.
Lack of kerosene in Frankfurt forces Lufthansa to so-called tankering. Aircraft refuel more fuel away to spare the scarce reserves at the airport.
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