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Air Accident Investigation Branch: "Insufficiente l'addestramento del personale di bordo della Ryanair"

Londra, Regno Unito - L'ente britannico avrebbe riscontrato carenze nella preparazione del personale del vettore in occasione di un'incidente del 2002

Il 27 febbraio del 2002 uno dei motori di un Boeing 737 della Ryanair prese fuoco poco prima dell'atterraggio presso l'aeroporto londinese di Stansted, mentre giungeva in Inghilterra da Dublino. Nessuno dei 117 passeggeri a bordo rimase ferito in maniera grave (vi furono infatti solo quattro feriti lievi) ma il personale di bordo ebbe seri problemi nell'apertura delle porte di sicurezza e dei relativi...

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Roma, Italia, 08/02/2004 11:24
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