Ryanair first-aid kit ‘may have breached rules’

THE first-aid kit aboard a Ryanair flight on which a woman died may not have been compliant with regulations, despite previous assertions by the airline.

Ryanair first-aid kit ‘may have breached rules’

Kevin Humphreys, director of safety regulation at the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), told the Oireachtas Transport Committee he believed a resuscitation aid was not in the kit.

In addition, he understood the seal on the kit was broken before the incident in which 25-year-old Italian fine art student Usha Massagrande collapsed and died on a flight from Venice to Dublin in September. This would also represent a breach of regulations.

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