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Ryanair flight turns back after passenger claims she was being followed
metro.co.uk · 4h · first report
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The plane turned back to Porto after the incident (Picture: Getty) A Ryanair plane bound for Dublin had to turn back to Porto following a bizarre incident involving a passenger who claimed she was being followed by three people. The 48-year-old woman is said to have handed a flight attendant some ‘sheets of paper’ revealing her claim and asked him to hand them over to the pilot. The unnamed Brazilian was removed from the Boeing 737 after it landed at its take-off destination and was identified by local authorities. Ryanair flight 7073 left Porto Airport again just before 1.30am yesterday and reached the Irish capital two-and-a-half hours late at around 3.15am local time. A spokesperson for Ryanair told Metro : ‘This flight from Porto to Dublin (22 Sep) returned to Porto shortly after take-off due to a false security report, which was quickly resolved before the flight continued to Dublin following a 2hr 33mins delay.’ Sign up for all of the latest stories Start your day informed with M
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- Ryanair flight forced to turn around after pilot sends 'possible hijack' alert
mirror.co.uk · 2h
- Ryanair flight forced to divert to Porto after false security report
independent.co.uk · 3h
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