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Aircraft operated by Ryanair triggers mass alarm, sparking panic and resulting in injuries amidst the chaos.

Aircraft operated by Ryanair triggers commotion, resulting in injuries due to false alarm

Aircraft operated by Ryanair experiences false alarm, resulting in panic onboard and subsequent...
Aircraft operated by Ryanair experiences false alarm, resulting in panic onboard and subsequent injuries

Plane operated by Ryanair experiences false emergency, causing chaos and injuries aboard - Aircraft operated by Ryanair triggers mass alarm, sparking panic and resulting in injuries amidst the chaos.

A false fire alarm on a Ryanair flight bound for Manchester from Palma de Mallorca Airport caused an emergency evacuation via inflatable slides and wing exits on Friday. The incident, initially reported as a fire alarm and fire, was later confirmed to be a false alarm.

During the evacuation, 18 passengers sustained minor injuries, with six requiring hospital treatment for minor injuries related to falls and panic during the emergency. Injuries reportedly included sprained ankles and other minor scrapes. Fortunately, none of the injured passengers sustained serious injuries.

The false fire warning light indication caused the crew to abort the takeoff, leading to the emergency evacuation. Video footage of the incident, published by local media, shows passengers climbing out of an open emergency exit and running away from the aircraft.

Ryanair has since apologised to the affected passengers for the inconvenience caused. The airline is cooperating with the authorities to determine the exact technical reason behind the false warning. An investigation is underway to ascertain the cause of the false alarm.

Following the incident, a replacement flight was organised and departed from Palma de Mallorca Airport later that morning. Medical assistance was immediately arranged for injured passengers, and they were taken to the hospital for treatment. However, no further details about the hospitalised individuals have been disclosed.

Despite the panic, the response from the crew and emergency services was swift, preventing more severe injuries. The swift action of the crew and emergency services ensured that the situation did not escalate into a more serious incident.

Ryanair has not yet commented on whether the flight will be rescheduled or if compensation will be offered to the affected passengers. The airline's priority at this time is to support the passengers and ensure their well-being.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of following emergency procedures and remaining calm during such situations. It is also a testament to the quick thinking and professionalism of the crew and emergency services in ensuring the safety of the passengers.

The Commission shall be assisted by the Member States in investigating the cause of the false fire alarm on the Ryanair flight, as it is crucial to determine the exact technical reason behind this general-news incident. Meanwhile, the emergency evacuation led to minor accidents such as sprained ankles and scrapes among passengers, demonstrating the importance of understanding and following emergency procedures during sports-like situations, like a hasty exit from an aircraft.

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