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Investigation into how two Ryanair planes had to take evasive action in Spain

An investigation has been launched in Spain into how two Ryanair aircraft were forced to take evasive action after being involved in a ‘loss of separation’ incident.

Investigation into how two Ryanair planes had to take evasive action in Spain

Tue, 30 Oct, 2018 - 18:14

By Patrick Flynn

An investigation has been launched in Spain into how two Ryanair aircraft were forced to take evasive action after being involved in a ‘loss of separation’ incident.

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