Ryanair's plane who made an unscheduled landing at the airport of Faro, last Sunday morning, anticipated the return to the ground as a matter of "precaution and safety", according to the company Ryanair, which stresses that there was, even so, an emergency situation.
In a clarification sent to the Sul Informação, which advanced with the first hand news, the Irish air carrier confirms that the flight connecting Lanzarote, in Spain, to Shannon, in the Republic of Ireland, did, in fact, make an unscheduled stop, motivated by the “appearance of the indicator light of possible minor technical failure ».
'The aircraft landed safely and normally at the airport of Faro and was inspected by Ryanair engineers, who confirmed that the aircraft could safely travel to its final destination,” according to the company.
Although this is a routine situation, civil protection means Faro that are part of the Preliminary Intervention Plan (PPI) were placed on yellow alert, from the moment the request for an unscheduled landing was made, until the plane landed, which took place without any shock.
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