Fellow passenger Francine Elkinson, 57, who was travelling with Ms Kelly and her own daughter Savannah, 26, said she suffered ...

Passengers have claimed it was “pure hell and chaos” on the Ryanair flight where people were injured when they leapt metres ...

A flight from Majorca Palma Airport to Manchester was "discontinued" due to a false fire warning light indication, according to Ryanair. Some passengers were injured while were disembarking the ...

Several people were left with minor injuries after a "false fire warning light indication" on a Ryanair plane at Majorca’s Palma airport. The incident happened late last night, on July 4.

Replacement flight departs To reduce passenger disruption, Ryanair arranged a replacement aircraft, which departed Palma at 7:05 am (local time). The airline apologised for any inconvenience caused.

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Ryanair said the fire alert had been a false alarm. The airline said in a statement: “This flight from Palma to Manchester discontinued take-off due to a false fire warning light indication.

Ryanair attributed the flight's disruption to a "false fire warning." Their statement read: "This flight from Palma to Manchester, on July 4, discontinued take-off due to a false fire warning ...

Ryanair confirmed the flight was discontinued due to a "false fire warning." It said: "This flight from Palma to Manchester, on July 4, discontinued take-off due to a false fire warning light ...

Ryanair have since said the fire alert was a false alarm. A spokesperson said: 'This flight from Palma to Manchester discontinued take-off due to a false fire warning light indication.

EIGHTEEN people were injured after a fire alert onboard a Ryanair plane bound for Manchester sent passengers into panic in Majorca. The alarm went off just after midnight on the runway of Palma ...

Eighteen people have been "injured" after a fire scare on a Ryanair plane at Majorca's Palma airport. The small blaze broke out just after midnight this morning.