Overview
- The charter carrying Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder and his delegation aborted its takeoff in Zagreb after a warning lamp indicated possible trouble with one engine.
- The delegation was already on board when the warning light activated and the crew returned the plane to a parking position for checks.
- The airline said the engine appeared to run cleanly during tests but that safety rules prevented departing after the alert.
- A replacement aircraft was ordered from Germany and dispatched to bring Söder and his group back to Munich, with officials expecting travel to resume the same evening.
- Reporting across dpa, Die Zeit and t-online gives a consistent account of the sequence of events and the operational response, and no injuries or further technical escalation have been reported so far.