Plane makes emergency landing, 8 people injured
A Ryanair flight traveling from Berlin to Milan was forced to make an emergency landing at Memmingen Airport due to severe turbulence. Eight people were injured in the incident, and three were hospitalized.
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Storms affecting southern Germany have caused disruptions in air traffic. A Ryanair passenger plane traveling from Berlin to Milan encountered severe turbulence yesterday evening. The 179 passengers and 6 crew members on board were landed safely at Memmingen Airport in Bavaria.
8 PEOPLE INJURED
In the incident, a total of 8 people were injured, including one cabin crew member. Three of the injured were taken to the hospital for treatment, and it was reported that their lives are not in danger.
The storm affected not only air traffic but also life on the ground. In the Donaustetten area near the city of Ulm, the roofs of some houses were blown off by the force of the strong winds, causing significant damage. Fortunately, there were no deaths or injuries reported in this incident.