A Ryanair flight from Alicante to Liverpool was forced to divert to Nantes in France due to severe turbulence that left multiple passengers injured. The flight, FR 9887, was due to land at Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Friday, July 10, but was diverted after the turbulence caused chaos on board.
A Ryanair flight from Alicante to Liverpool was forced to divert to Nantes in France due to severe turbulence that left multiple passengers injured. The flight, FR 9887, was due to land at Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Friday, July 10, but was diverted after the turbulence caused chaos on board.
Passengers described the experience as 'terrifying' and said they thought they were going to die. One passenger, who was returning to Liverpool with a friend, said the plane dropped 300 feet in a couple of seconds, causing drinks to be thrown into the air and people to be shaken and screaming. The pilot confirmed that the plane dropped 300 feet in a couple of seconds, and a small group of passengers were taken for medical treatment.
One of the air hostesses was taken to hospital with a knee injury, and a man was seen with a neck brace on. The passengers waited in the departure lounge before a replacement aircraft transported them to Liverpool. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of air travel and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence.
The Ryanair flight was forced to divert to Nantes due to severe turbulence that left multiple passengers injured, and the incident has highlighted the importance of passenger safety and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence. The flight was diverted to Nantes Airport, where a small group of passengers were taken for medical treatment. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of air travel and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence.
The Ryanair flight was forced to divert to Nantes due to severe turbulence that left multiple passengers injured, and the incident has highlighted the importance of passenger safety and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence. The flight was diverted to Nantes Airport, where a small group of passengers were taken for medical treatment. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of air travel and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence.
The Ryanair flight was forced to divert to Nantes due to severe turbulence that left multiple passengers injured, and the incident has highlighted the importance of passenger safety and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence. The flight was diverted to Nantes Airport, where a small group of passengers were taken for medical treatment. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of air travel and the need for airlines to take measures to prevent turbulence
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