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Ryanair's Boeing 737 stairs tied to hundreds of passenger falls, study says

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Ryanair's Boeing 737 comes with retractable onboard stairs that cut costs and turnaround times, but an Italian safety study has linked them to hundreds of passenger falls since 2021.

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STUDIJA talijanske agencije (ANSV) pokazala je da putnici Ryanaira znatno čeđe padaju na strmim ugrađenim stepenicama Boeinga 737 nego na klasičnim aerodromskim, unatoč upozozorenjima bearblja.

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One study examined over a hundred cases in which passengers stumbled on the stairs of a Boeing 737 of the Ryanair company.

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The Italian aviation safety authority ANSV has recorded a higher frequency of falls from the front retractable steps of Boeing B-737 aircraft, which are used almost exclusively by Ryanair. The study was reported today by the Corriere della Sera newspaper. The authority points out that the proportion of falls from these steps significantly exceeds Ryanair's share of air traffic at Italian airports.

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Deník.cz broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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