Milan Bergamo Airport faced significant disruption on Tuesday after a Ryanair flight from Barcelona experienced a tyre burst upon landing at 07:55. All four tyres of the plane’s rear undercarriage burst, leaving the aircraft immobilised on the runway.
Although the landing itself was not compromised, the runway sustained damage, necessitating urgent repairs. As a result, all flights were delayed, diverted, or cancelled, with normal operations resumed around 18:00 local time.
Passengers are advised to check flight statuses, as flights are being diverted to nearby airports like Milan Malpensa and Verona.
This post was published on 2 October 2024 12:25
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