A Ryanair flight has been plunged into "chaos" after police boarded the aircraft to arrest a 69-year-old man. The incident occurred aboard the Palma to Edinburgh flight, when the man's behaviour ...

A Police Scotland spokesperson also said on Friday: "Around 7pm on Wednesday, 9 July 2025 we received a report of a ...

Passengers have claimed it was “pure hell and chaos” on the Ryanair flight where people were injured when they leapt metres ...

False fire alarm triggered chaos aboard a Ryanair flight. This has placed Ryanair’s procedures under the spotlight according ...

Following these back-to-back incidents and pointing to a number of earlier accidents, several Italian lawmakers have called for a thorough investigation into Ryanair’s safety record. Andrea Caroppo ...

When considering safety on Ryanair flights, you can feel confident flying because the low-cost brand has a good airline safety record and zero incidents resulting in fatalities.

On Tuesday, another Ryanair aircraft – flight FR846 – headed into Milan Bergamo airport from Barcelona had a tire issue upon landing, which briefly closed the destination airport.

Ryanair on Monday urged European authorities to impose stricter limits on alcohol sales at airports, citing concerns about passenger behavior and flight safety amid a lawsuit against an unruly ...

Ryanair passengers causing a ruckus on flights could now face a £500 fine and be removed from the plane. The budget carrier has introduced stringent new measures to crack down on disorderly conduct in ...

The decision came at a meeting in Dublin yesterday and follows a series of incidents in Spanish airspace involving the no-frills carrier. On Sunday, a flight from Paris to Tenerife was diverted to ...

Ryanair has introduced a revised ultrasonic inspection method to detect internal wheel hub cracks, after a Boeing 737-800 wheel-fire incident at Manchester last year.

On Tuesday, another Ryanair aircraft – flight FR846 – headed into Milan Bergamo airport from Barcelona had a tire issue upon landing, which briefly closed the destination airport.