Irish jet held in France after tyres explode

A RYANAIR Boeing 737 was held overnight in southern France after its tyres exploded during landing.

Sat, 26 May, 2001 - 09:14

A RYANAIR Boeing 737 was held overnight in southern France after its tyres exploded during landing.

Regretting any inconvenience to its customers, Ryanair said passengers due to travel on a return flight after Thursday’s incident were accommodated through a flight from nearby Perpignan airport.

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