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A Ryanair Boeing plane caught fire on a runway in Italy

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A Ryanair Boeing plane caught fire on a runway in Italy while taxiing for takeoff

A Ryanair flight in Italy caught fire as it was taxiing on the runway in an airport in southern Italy. Flight FR8826 from Brindisi to Turin, a city near Italy's border with France, caught fire on Thursday,

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184 passengers and crew evacuated as Ryanair Boeing plane catches fire on runway in Italy

No one was hurt in a plane fire at Brindisi Airport, but the second safety incident this week involving Ryanair jets prompted concerns from Italian lawmakers.

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Fire forces emergency evacuation of 184 Ryanair passengers

More than 180 passengers were forced to evacuate a Ryanair Boeing passenger jet when it caught fire Thursday on the runway at Brindisi airport in southern Italy, officials announced.

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Ryanair passengers escape flames in emergency evacuation

Passengers already waiting on board the plane for the flight from Brindisi to Turin experienced moments of terror. Suddenly, flames were noticed coming from one of the plane's engines. The dangerous situation occurred on Thursday,

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Fire on Ryanair plane: 184 passengers evacuated via emergency slide

It was for sure a bit of a scare for the passengers aboard the Ryanair flight from Brindisi, Italy, to Turin. After all, the plane caught fire on the runway in Brindisi. One of the plane's engines caught fire while taxiing around 8:35 a.

Ryanair, Facial Recognition

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Ryanair’s Customer Data Process Under Review by Irish Regulator

Ryanair Holdings Plc’s processing of personal data will be reviewed by Ireland’s data protection regulator after some customers complained about the airline asking for additional identity verification for tickets bought on third-party booking websites.

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Irish Privacy Regulator Probes Ryanair's Use of Facial Recognition

Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) opened an EU-wide probe on Friday into whether Ryanair's use of facial recognition technology to verify the identity of customers booking through third party websites violates the bloc's privacy laws.

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Irish regulator to probe Ryanair use of facial recognition

Ireland's data watchdog said Friday it will probe whether budget airline Ryanair's use of facial recognition to check the identity of customers booking through third-party websites violates EU privacy laws.

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New Ryanair check-in rule that will save travellers money to come into force next year

Budget airline Ryanair are set to bring in a brand new check-in rule from next year which could save travellers money.

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Ryanair passengers fume as low-cost airline hikes charges for cabin bags

The cost to upgrade to priority boarding with Ryanair, which includes a small personal bag and a 10kg suitcase measuring up ...

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Ryanair passenger fears he'll lose his job after flight delayed 'seven times'

Rahul Majji had been enjoying a holiday in Tirana, Albania when his return flight was delayed multiple times and he was put ...

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Are low-cost airlines over? How Ryanair, EasyJet and Wizz Air are unlocking more profits, and teaching the American giants new tricks

Today, budget airlines are looking to expand further, but the way they operate differs wildly on either side of the Atlantic, ...

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A Ryanair Boeing 737's tires burst on landing, leaving a 500-yard gouge in the runway at one of Italy's busiest airports

More than 10% of flights at Italy's third-busiest airport were canceled Tuesday following the incident.

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Ryanair plane tires explode during landing at Milan airport: ‘You could smell the burning rubber’

We were ready to go, and there were flames which was scary. I was shocked. I never experienced anything like this before,” ...

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Ryanair announces major change that could cause airport chaos for thousands of Irish holidaymakers

RYANAIR have announced a major change that could cause chaos at the airport for Irish holidaymakers next year. Starting in ...

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