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According to a report by The Argus, the incident occurred on
20 November on Ryanair flight FR3971 from Lanzarote to Bournemouth Airport and
resulted in the passenger being removed and the plane being grounded for
approximately an hour and a half.
A technical issue was also detected leading to an inspection
by engineers.
A spokeswoman for Ryanair said: “This flight from Lanzarote
to Bournemouth (20 November) diverted to Faro due to a minor technical issue.
“The aircraft was inspected by engineers and was promptly
cleared to return to service, before continuing to Bournemouth where it landed
safely at 00:20.
“Ryanair sincerely apologises to affected passengers for any
inconvenience caused by this short delay.”
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I would love to go on a Ryanair flight from Faro to Lanzarote.
But as of now, I have to go to Seville to pick up a flight, to go to Lanzarote.
Why is it, that your headline says a passenger was removed from a flight from Faro to Lanzarote, when it was a flight ftom Lanzarote to Bournemouth, diverted to Faro, on a technical issue???? Confusing and poor journalism, in my opinion.
By Froydis from Algarve on 25 Nov 2022, 20:21