US EditionMarseille-Provence: Ryanair Flight to Morocco Evacuated After Lithium Battery Incident
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An uncommon incident. A Boeing 737 of the Ryanair company, operating the flight between Marseille-Provence and Nador, was evacuated on Tuesday 24 February at the time of boarding, following a smoke release caused by the overheating of the battery of a cell phone in the cabin. According to CNews, the aircraft, which was to take off at 11:30 a.m. [...]
A Boeing 737 from Ryanair to Nador, Morocco, was evacuated on Tuesday morning to the tarmac of Marseille-Provence Airport, after the overheating followed by a smoke release from a mobile phone in the cabin, causing a delay of about two hours but without causing any injuries. Flight FR6011, operated by Ryanair between Marseille-Provence and Nador, in the north-east of Morocco, was initially scheduled to take off at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday 24 Februa…
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