On 4 August, Ryanair flight FR8175 from Lanzarote to Brussels South Charleroi Airport (Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 registered EI-IGI) was forced to return to César Manrique Airport 30 minutes after takeoff due to a technical problem.
The flight, which departed an hour late at 15:42, was scheduled to land in Charleroi at 19:55. The plane safely returned to Lanzarote, ensuring the safety of all passengers on board. The flight was cancelled.
On 5 August, the Boeing resumed service, operating flight FR2016 from Lanzarote to Madrid.
This post was published on 5 August 2024 16:37
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