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Airport Wednesday morning.
It was supposed to carry home 220 passengers on its return flight to Dhaka but it left Muscat without notifying Biman. The passengers are now expected to be in Dhaka today.
According to Biman officials, all passengers were waiting at Muscat Airport completing formalities to board the plane Wednesday night.
But the crew went for refuelling and did not return to the gate.
"After refuelling it did not come to the boarding bridge. Later, we came to know that the aircraft landed at Sana'a International Airport, the capital of Yemen," said a Biman official.
On information, Biman authorities took the passengers to a hotel. A DC-10 was sent from Dhaka to get the passengers around 9:30pm last night.
The 220 people are expected home around 11:30am today.
Even though the lease of the plane still had eight days to go, Air Atlanta Icelandic pulled its aircraft out of
Biman s service without telling the national flag carrier following a row over the use of minimum guaranteed hours.
Biman made an agreement with Air Atlanta Icelandic last year that the plane would be used at least for 3,000 hours or 250 hours a month and Biman would pay $6,700 per operation hour.
Sources in Biman said the row developed recently between Air Atlanta and Biman after the national carrier decided to operate below the monthly guaranteed hours for the aircraft.
The company had asked for stopping its operations and demanded Biman's No Objection Certificate so that they could formally terminate the contract.
But Biman refused and sent the plane to Muscat.
Biman argues that it would have operated the plane for the required 3,000 hours by the end of the lease period since it had only 25 hours to reach 3,000 hours.
An official concerned wishing anonymity said Biman may not file a case against the company.