Brazilians stranded for more than 24 hours at Punta Cana airport manage to fly back to SP
Group from São Paulo waits more than a day for a flight to Guarulhos without information or assistance with accommodation
Quick Look
- Arajet passengers were stranded at the airport after a company plane had a tire burst on landing, interrupting operations.
- A group from São Paulo traveled to Guarulhos, but was unable to board and was waiting for more than a day with no expected return date, information or accommodation assistance, according to a report from g1.
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Why It Matters
A plane arriving from Miami had a tire burst during landing, which disrupted airport operations. The group's trip from São Paulo was scheduled to last ten days and was organized for a family vacation and the celebration of Roberto's granddaughter's birthday.
The passengers were scheduled to fly to Guarulhos International Airport, in Greater São Paulo, with the airline Arajet. However, the incident prevented the trip from taking place and left the group with no return date for more than a day.
A video sent by the group to g1 shows passengers gathered at the airport shouting "We want to travel" and clapping on Friday (13), amid a lack of information and accommodation assistance. At another point, a person kicks the service counter.
According to Roberto Policastro Pessoa, father of two of the passengers, a plane coming from Miami had a tire burst during landing. Due to the incident, airport operations were interrupted.
The group is made up of Roberto's two daughters, a granddaughter, his son-in-law, his son-in-law's mother and brother, as well as two other people, all from São Paulo. The trip was scheduled to last ten days and was organized for a family vacation and the celebration of Roberto's granddaughter's birthday.
Open Questions
- What is the new scheduled date for the group's flight?
- Will Arajet offer refunds or compensation to passengers?
- How long were airport operations interrupted?
- Were there any injuries in the tire blowout incident?





