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Extraordinary security controls on a Lufthansa's airplane at Fiumicino Airport today

Rome, Italy - An Italian person owning a little knife with a wrap-around tip considered wise to make it know to personnel

A Lufthansa's aircraft leaving from Rome-Fiumicino Airport towards Frankfurt has been forced to remain on the ground today for two hours before taking off, due to further controls performed on luggage and by which also its 150 passengers have been involved. An Italian man considered in fact appropriate to make know to a hostess on board he had found in his own portable luggage a small knife. Though...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 61946
Rome, Italy, 04/20/2004 14:33
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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