Nuclear power stations vacated by 'ghost plane'

keel - A 'ghost plane' Air India on its way to London on Friday in the German states of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein for such panic ensured that it was decided to temporarily evacuate five nuclear power plants in the area. Only the emergency teams remained. The situation, according to the authorities in Kiel under control within half an hour so that the staff of the power companies could get back to work.

Fighter jets of the German air force had risen to the device, which could make all radio contact over Hungary to guide air traffic control, to the Netherlands. There names Belgian F-16s that task.

Radio contact with the plane was eventually restored. The plane landed safely in London.