A technical problem forced the Hamburg-Pristina plane to land in Belgrade. In the explanation provided by the Civil Aviation of Kosovo, the 155 passengers have arrived in Pristina, all in good condition.

The Hamburg-Pristina flight diverted its journey to land in Belgrade this Saturday.

It was carrying 155 passengers and crew members, who experienced fear and panic until the moment the plane touched down on the runway of the Serbian capital.

Regarding the incident, the Civil Aviation Authority of Kosovo says that the plane had a technical problem, for which they were forced to make an emergency landing.

Air operator Eurowings landed at Nikola Tesla Airport at 16:27 and immediately sent an alternative plane to pick up the remaining passengers at Belgrade Airport, and at 22:56 this plane flew with the same passengers to the city of Cologne in Germany, to return again on Sunday morning to Pristina.

We recall that during the last few days, one plane had a malfunction and made an emergency and safe landing in Norway, while two others crashed in Azerbaijan and South Korea.