The Ryanair aircraft fell off very quickly: "I thought everything was over"

"We were flying and all the oxygen masks came down, the light went out, no one told us what was going on, there were only people who were "of urgency! "Calls out." Passenger Sarah McGarry tells the BBC Ryanair flight that had to stop this morning. The pressure in the cabin of the plane had dropped.

The plane was en route from Dublin to Zadar in Croatia. Cabin pressure was lost in the vicinity of Frankfurt. This is probably due to a faulty system, says aviation expert Benno Baksteen. The ECS (Environmental Control System) supports cabin pressure and if this system does not work properly, the aircraft must descend as quickly as possible to a place where the air pressure is over. high

. "It was so scary, the plane fell so fast for three or four minutes, and I thought everything was over," another passenger told us. 33 wounded were transported to the hospital after disembarking in Frankfurt. They had symptoms such as headaches, nausea and ringing of ears. In some, the blood came from the ears.