Video: a stand has been depressurized and more than 30 injured – 07/16/2018

A video recorded by one of the passengers revealed how the depressurization of a Ryanair plane last Friday was experienced from within the plane. The document shows when the vehicle bound for Croatia lost cabin pressure, forcing an emergency landing in Frankfurt.

The event occurred on Ryanair FR7312 flight from Dublin to Zadar, Croatia, when the aircraft lost cabin pressure and was diverted to the airport from Frankfurt Hahn, Ryanair said in a statement. "In accordance with the standard procedure, the team deployed the oxygen masks and began a controlled descent," the airline's statement said.

The incident left more than 30 injured and happily left an alert. After being treated at the hospital – many of them bleeding from their ears – all passengers were released the same Saturday. A spokesman for the German police confirmed that 33 of the 189 passengers had been hospitalized.

An inscription on flightradar24.com, which traces the position of up to 20,000 daily flights in the world in real time, shows that the flight from 37,000 to 10,000 feet in a seven-minute period, 80 minutes to have taken off. Ryanair says the plane "has landed normally and customers have landed, where a few have received medical attention as a precaution." However, passengers complained of the mistreatment received by the company, the lowest cost in the world.

The Spanish Minerva Galván Domenech told the information website Spiegel Online that passengers had to wait 45 minutes before they could leave the plane. Another passenger, Conor Brennan, told The Irish Times that "the airport staff and the Red Cross were doing their best to handle the situation, since Ryanair was nowhere to be found".

"They really showed An astonishing lack of empathy on the part of his clients, almost touching the inhuman," he explained.Galván denounced the fact that many passengers had to spend the night at the airport, some of them sleeping on the ground.Ryanair explained that passengers were receiving food vouchers, but "there was a shortage of accommodations available. "

Ryanair, which serves 37 countries and transported 130 million passengers last year, is a pioneer of technology ] Europe's largest airline in passenger numbers according to the International Air Transport Association

Source: La Vanguardia