With reference to the diversion of flight LG662 on 21.09.2023
The Luxair flight LG662, from Malaga to Luxembourg, on Thursday, 21 September, had to be diverted to Liège airport.
The operating hours of the airport are daily from 06:00 to 23:00. Scheduled and announced works on the runway took place on 21 September 2023. Due to mainly weather-related delays of some flights, on this same day the works started later in order to allow 3 Luxair aircraft (LG 8904, LG 3838, LG 886) to land, even after 23:00, in order to avoid diversions. However, as flight LG662 was scheduled to land after midnight, its diversion was inevitable.
Luxair and lux-Airport jointly clarify that it was not a case of refusing to land due to a few minutes' delay, but rather a delay of well over an hour, which, unfortunately, led to the diversion to Liège airport, commonly agreed by both companies.
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