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CONDOR AIRLINES PLANE FORCED TO DIVERT TO MALAGA

MALAGA, SPAIN, A Condor Airlines Airbus 320 en route from Dresden to Las Palmas, had to divert Malaga because of two polish women who flew into rage. Under the influence of alcohol, they threw food trays to the ground and started smoking in non-authorised areas. They were arrested at Malaga airport and the flight continued on its way and arrived in Las Palmas with a 40 minute delay.

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 6650
Rome, Italy, 01/12/2001 18:21
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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