US EditionPolish Tourists Stranded in the Dominican Republic. Carrier Is Looking for Hotel Accommodations for Them.
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Nearly 300 Polish tourists were stranded in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic due to a technical fault with their plane, reports RMF FM radio.
Nearly 300 people were stranded at Punta Cana Airport in the Dominican Republic on Saturday (January 31st) due to a malfunction of a LOT Polish Airlines charter plane. "First, two hours in a plane without air conditioning, then the departure lounge. Everything was closed, there was no food, and they were running out of water," travelers reported. On Sunday (February 1st), a LOT spokesperson announced that passengers had received compensation.
Nearly 300 Polish tourists are stranded in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic. Due to a technical malfunction, their flight was canceled. Passengers were asked to leave the plane and then the airport, but they were not provided with hotel accommodations. We received this information from a listener on the RMF FM Hotline.
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