Sarah Engels has a nasty surprise at the Hawaii airport. Suddenly your return trip to Germany is in danger!
Cologne/Hawaii – Comes Sarah Engels (29) not going back to Germany? The singer experienced a nasty surprise at the airport in Hawaii. An employee could not help her at first either.
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Sarah Engels (29) has problems on her return flight to Germany. © Montage: Instagram/Screenshot/Sarah Engels
Sarah actually didn’t want to take the return flight at all. Together with husband Julian (29), son Alessio (7) and baby Solea, the “Te Amo Mi Amor” interpreter spent two wonderful weeks in Hawaii.
“I want to stay here, at least a little longer,” she explained in an Instagram story the evening before her departure and enjoyed one last round of surfing.
But nothing helped, because even the most beautiful journeys come to an end. And so Sarah reported to her around 1.8 million followers the next morning: “We’re already at the airport, we’re going back home.”
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At least that was the plan until an unexpected problem arose. The day before, Julian tried to check in all four passengers online for the flight. “It worked for him and Alessio, but not for Solea and me.”
A situation that would have worried most travelers, because suddenly Sarah’s return flight was in jeopardy!
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Made! After almost 24 hours, Sarah Engels is back in Germany from Hawaii. © Montage: Instagram/Screenshot/Sarah Engels
The singer turned to a counter employee for help, but nothing worked here either.
“The woman can’t do it either. I don’t know why, neither does she. She called some hotline and is now on hold.” Sarah was already feeling bad: “That would be a thing if I had to stay here now.”
Shortly thereafter, at least partial salvation! The 29-year-old held a plane ticket in front of the camera: “I’ll probably get as far as San Francisco.”
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And indeed Sarah got in touch a few hours later from the Californian coastal town. After a cold chocolate for Alessio, the final relief. The family was able to fly on to Frankfurt together, from where they then took the train to their adopted home of Cologne.
“Guys, what a ride, we’ve been on the road for 24 hours, but we made it,” said a visibly exhausted Sarah.
“We have the world’s best kids, they did so well. I have to say I’m really knocked out, I only slept two or three hours. Yes, Jetleg says hello.” Hopefully the vacationer can get a good night’s sleep back home.
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