Emirates Flight:

These days, many cases related to one flight are coming to the fore on social media, in which sometimes the news of the mistake of the Vimag company is heard, and sometimes videos and photos of the uproar between the passengers come to the fore.

Recently, a case related to a similar flight has come to the fore, knowing about which you too will be surprised.

Just think if you are present in a flight for 13 hours and when the flight lands, you are at the same place from where you took off, then surely your anger will be on the seventh sky, but this has happened in reality.

Actually, this whole matter is about Emirates flight going from Dubai to New Zealand.

Passengers of Emirates flight to New Zealand had taken off from Dubai last Friday morning.

According to a Fox News report, after flying for more than 13 hours, the plane landed back at the same airport from where it took off due to an unusual incident.

Flight EK448 took off at around 10:30 a.m. local time on Friday morning. 

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Auckland Airport has been assessing the damage to our international terminal and unfortunately determined that no international flights can operate today.

We know this is extremely frustrating but the safety of passengers is our top priority.

— Auckland Airport (@AKL_Airport) January 28, 2023

According to FlightAware, the pilot made a U-turn about halfway through the 9,000-mile journey.

The plane finally landed back in Dubai on the intervening night of Friday and Saturday.

It is being told that the pilot had taken the U-turn because a severe flood situation occurred in New Zealand's Auckland city, due to which the airport was closed over the weekend. 

Auckland airport officials said on Twitter that, 'It is extremely disappointing, but it is necessary to take important steps regarding the safety of passengers.

Auckland Airport is assessing the damage to our international terminal and has unfortunately determined that no international flights can operate today.

We know it is very disappointing, but the safety of passengers is our top priority.

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Did you know the Auckland airport is the only airport in the world to have an immersive underwater experience in the terminal?

Brilliant architecture!

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Roo Troop (@MorganStoneee) January 27, 2023

Apart from this, he further said that, 'There can be no international departure till 5 am on January 29.'

According to videos circulating on social media, operations at the airport resumed on Sunday after the airport was flooded.

Due to incessant rains, the passengers were forced to wait due to water logging at the airport.

According to the BBC, Auckland saw the 'worst rainfall on record' on Friday.

A state of emergency continues in New Zealand's largest city as more heavy rain is expected this week.

Four people died in the severe flood.

It has been shown in the video on social media that people are trapped in waist-deep water and rescue operations are being carried out on kayaks.

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