A family from Wolverhampton found themselves stranded in Paris when Birmingham Airport shut its runway for six hours due to an emergency landing caused by landing gear problems on a light aircraft. Gena Fraser and her family were expected to return from Paris-Beauvais Airport but faced cancellations and limited compensation of £4 per person for refreshments. This incident disrupted travel for many, showcasing the challenges faced by passengers during unexpected emergencies.
Gena Fraser, a mother from Wolverhampton, was overwhelmed when her family was stranded in Paris after Birmingham Airport closed its runway due to an emergency landing.
The UK's seventh busiest airport was shut down for approximately six hours because a light aircraft had landing gear problems, impacting thousands of travelers globally.
Fraser was to return to Birmingham after a four-day trip to Paris but her Ryanair flight was cancelled as a result of the airport's emergency situation.
Despite the cancellation, Fraser and her family received only £4 each for a drink or snack, highlighting the limited support provided to affected travelers.
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