At 11.25 am ( local time ), planes were permitted to depart from Brindisi’s Aeroporti di Puglia airport in Italy, which saw a temporary suspension of flights following the discovery of flames on a Ryanair flight carrying 184 passengers. The Boeing had to stop after takeoff, so it was soon evacuated. Initial reports claimed the hearth was caused by a malfunction in the website, according to the Sun.
Around 8:30 am, when people noticed a” solid flame” from underneath the Boeing 737-800 during driving, the flight was headed to Turin.
After “moments of fear,” according to Correire Della Sera, people and the six staff were escorted off on an inflated drop.
As paramedics rushed to blog, the aircraft was closed. As the government looked into the cause of the fire, planes inside and outside the airport were partially suspended.
This night, the journey FR 8826 from Brindisi to Turin was delayed because the cabin crew noticed fumes on the outside of the plane. Without event, passengers were safely debarked and transported back to the switch. We sincerely apologize to the damaged customers for this inconvenience, according to Ryanair’s statement. A second aircraft did take off afterwards, according to the airline, to get the travellers to Turin properly.
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