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Locked at Palma de Mallorca airport for 18 hours, we returned to Bologna on a ghost flight: passengers' anger and Ryanair's response
Italy🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Locked at Palma de Mallorca airport for 18 hours, we returned to Bologna on a ghost flight: passengers' anger and Ryanair's response

Approximately 150 passengers of a Ryanair flight bound for Bologna experienced a severe delay, spending nearly 18 hours at Palma de Mallorca airport after their scheduled departure time of 6:55 AM was postponed. The flight finally took off at 1:00 AM and arrived in Bologna two hours later. This prolonged stay caused significant logistical and communication issues, leading to a back-and-forth exchange between passengers and the airline.

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Locked at Palma de Mallorca airport for 18 hours, we returned to Bologna on a ghost flight: passengers' anger and Ryanair's response

Approximately 150 passengers of a Ryanair flight bound for Bologna experienced a severe delay, spending nearly 18 hours at Palma de Mallorca airport after their scheduled departure time of 6:55 AM was postponed. The flight finally took off at 1:00 AM and arrived in Bologna two hours later. This prolonged stay caused significant logistical and communication issues, leading to a back-and-forth exchange between passengers and the airline.

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