The turbulence was attributed to adverse weather conditions, preventing a landing at the intended destination, Munich Airport. The pilot successfully diverted to Memmingen Airport, west of Munich, where the plane landed safely at 20:44 local time. In response to the situation, Ryanair arranged alternative transportation to Milan and planned a replacement flight for the next morning. The airline has apologized for the disturbance, affirming its commitment to passenger care amidst the challenges presented by the weather. All 179 passengers and six crew members were accounted for, with precautionary checks conducted for any further injuries.
Severe Turbulence Injures Eight on Ryanair Flight Bound for Milan
Severe Turbulence Injures Eight on Ryanair Flight Bound for Milan
Ryanair flight diverted as turbulence leads to injuries; airport conditions forced change in landing.
Eight passengers aboard a Ryanair flight experienced injuries due to severe turbulence, prompting a diversion to an airport in southern Germany. The incident occurred on Wednesday night during the flight from Berlin to Milan. According to Bavarian police, those injured included a two-year-old child and a woman with a head injury. Three individuals required hospitalization, while others received treatment at the scene.
