Passengers had to get off a Ryanair flight on the runway at Dublin airport today because of a problem with the plane’s tires. The flight, FR1959 from Nice, landed safely at around 2:15 PM before the issue occurred. In a video taken near the runway, passengers can be seen leaving the aircraft with the help of Dublin Airport’s Airport Police and Fire Brigade.
The spokesperson for Ryanair mentioned that the passengers were taken to the terminal by bus after disembarking from the flight. The plane was later towed to a stand at 17:10 for inspection by the engineers. The incident was handled according to normal procedures to ensure the safety of everyone involved.
It is essential for airlines to follow strict safety protocols in cases like this to prevent any potential risks to passengers and crew members. The quick response from the airport’s Fire Rescue team also played a significant role in ensuring that everyone was safe during the evacuation process.
Air travel comes with its set of challenges, and incidents like these serve as a reminder of the importance of preparedness and proper training for all airline staff. Passengers must also remain calm and follow instructions from the crew in such situations to ensure a smooth and safe evacuation process.
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