KLM files complaint over power bank fire on flight
KLM has filed a complaint over a power bank fire on a September flight, saying the incident endangered safety. The airline has not named the passenger, identified in the report as former KLM chief executive Camiel Eurlings.
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KLM has filed a police complaint over a September incident in which a power bank caught fire during a flight, saying the blaze put flight safety at risk.
The airline said it routinely reports serious breaches of passenger safety rules when the safety of a flight, passengers or crew is endangered. KLM has not identified the passenger, but the report says the power bank belonged to former airline chief executive and politician Camiel Eurlings.
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