The streets of Kraków are mostly quiet, but every so often I watch an ambulance rush along the full length of these streets, and it's quite eerie to think that it's probably for another victim.pic.twitter.com/TvEZaOJLfO
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So the plane left Warsaw, and flew for a couple of hours, before the pilot told us it had developed a problem, and she had to dump the fuel over Belarus and turn back. There's a photo somewhere on my feed of a lot of fuel coming out of the end of the wing...
And I was so tired at that point, and I felt so detached from what was going on around me that I didn't really feel any concern for the plane... I just wanted to get some sleep.
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So we landed back safely in Warsaw, and I hung around the airport a bit, while they were repairing the plane. I started to read up on refunds for late flights. I had already missed my connection to Osaka, and my first night's accommodation (the only one I had booked).
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So I enquired at the LOT helpdesk, and they allowed me to forego the flight and get a partial refund. I spent a night in a hotel in Warsaw, and took a train to Kraków the next morning, where I already had several friends.
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