More problems (and again in Puglia) on Ryanair flights: this time due to the switching on of some warning lights detected by the pilot when he was already in flight, the plane that left Brindisi at 11:50 and was headed for London returned to land after about 40 minutes.
All passengers were removed from the aircraft for checks, but no emergencies of any kind were reported. The departure was rescheduled for early afternoon.
Today's is the fourth episode in ten days that has occurred, between Orio al Serio and Brindisi, on an aircraft of the Irish low-cost airline.
Last October 1st, during the landing on the runway of Orio al Serio airport , the four rear wheels of the Boeing 737 Max arriving from Barcelona exploded. Only a week ago, when it was already lined up for takeoff on the runway of Brindisi airport , there was a fire in an engine of the aircraft headed to Turin.
Last Sunday, however, during the flight from Memmingen to Brindisi a warning light came on in the cockpit indicating a possible technical problem, of minor importance. In line with standard operating procedures, the crew had contacted the ATC (Air Traffic Control) center at Brindisi airport. The alarm was quickly dismissed, the aircraft landed and the passengers disembarked regularly.
(Unioneonline/D).
