600 airline passengers faced the weirdest sleepover ever, when heavy snow left them stuck on stationary planes overnight

Source: Business Insider

Passengers on five Lufthansa Group flights spent the night at Munich Airport. Daniel Bockwoldt/picture alliance via Getty Images600 people spent a night trapped on board parked airplanes at Munich Airport. Heavy snowfall stopped them from taking off, and other cancellations meant gates were full.

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