Ryanair flight loses cabin pressure, 33 hospital – German police

BERLIN / DUBLIN (Reuters) – Thirty-three Ryanair passengers were treated in hospital, some bleeding from their ears, after their Croatia-bound plane and an emergency landing in Frankfurt on Friday, German police said on Saturday. .

Oxygen masks are released on the Ryanair Ryan Hahn airport, Ryanair said in a statement.

"In line with standard procedure, the crew deployed oxygen masks and initiated controlled descent," the airline statement said.

A log on flightradar24.com showed the flight from 37,000 to 10,000 feet over a seven-minute period 80 minutes into the flight.

Ryanair said the plane was "disembarked," where he said he was hospitalized, "some bleeding from their ears."

A spokesman for German police said 33 of 189 passengers were hospitalized, some bleeding from their ears. The spokesman said some Saturday.

German Air Accident Investigator BFU, Responsible for Investigating the Incident, said his crew was heading to the United States to record the cockpit voice and record the crew.

The BFU spokesman declined to speculate on the possible cause of the incident.

Ryanair said on a flight to Frankfurt on Zadar on Saturday morning. Police said some passengers had decided not to continue with their journey.

Ryanair said it was a "shortage of available accommodation."

Ryanair, which flies in 37 countries and is the largest airline in the world. by passenger numbers, according to the International Air Transport Association.

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