The passengers forced the US lines flight from the United States to Italy to transfer a bus to their final destination after their planes were forced to land 140 miles because it was very large to land in the original destination.
The American Airlines Flight 780 left Philadelphia International Airport at 7:42 pm local time on Monday and was supposed to land in Naples, Italy, at 10 am local time, according to Flightaware.
However, the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner was outside the coast of Italy, in the middle of the road between Rome and Napoli, when the sea turned to the sea Tirini and returned to the Italian capital.
US Airways CBS News told that the plane was forced to transfer it to Roma Fomsino airport “due to operational restrictions.”
Historical aviation data shows that US Airlines usually fly Boeing 787-8 to Naples, the shortest of about 20 feet from 787-9.
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After the trip fell in Rome, the passengers were moved to Napoli-a trip for about 3 hours.
“We apologize to them for this turmoil on their journey,” CBS News said in a statement.
Business Insider He was the first to inform the news.
