The Malaysia Airlines Airbus plane that was suddenly rerouted to the Mumbai International Airport during a flight from London to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) three days ago is back in operation.
After being stranded in Mumbai for three days, the first group of Malaysia Airlines passengers arrived at KLIA just before 9am today after being left in the dark.
Malaysia Airlines (MAS) is trying its level best to bring back passengers who have been stranded in Mumbai, due to an unforeseen rerouted flight bound for Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) on Friday (November 24).
Penerbangan pulang dari London ke Kuala Lumpur bertukar mimpi ngeri bagi seorang pelajar berusia 23 tahun dan bapanya selepas Malaysia Airlines (MAS) tiba-tiba mengalihkan perjalanan ke Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Mumbai (BOM), meninggalkan pelajar itu dan beberapa penumpang lain terkandas di sana.
A homecoming flight from London to Kuala Lumpur turned into a distressing ordeal for a 23-year-old Malaysian and her father after Malaysia Airlines (MAS) abruptly rerouted the journey to Mumbai International Airport (BOM), leaving her and several other passengers stranded at the airport there.
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