Topless passengers left vomiting, fainting after being left aboard extremely hot plane: Ryanair is disgusting

They were on a no-airline.Ryanair passengers allegedly passed out and vomited after being trapped for over an hour aboard a scorching airplane without air conditioning.“The whole situation makes me feel extremely angry,” fly-witness Eva Gregory, 16, told Jam Press of the uncool predicament, which occurred Monday on flight FR7268 from Malta to Birmingham, UK.The plane was allegedly slated to take off at 5:40 a.m.However, Ryanair reps told the Post that it “was delayed prior to departure due to a minor technical issue with the aircraft and subsequently became [further] delayed after a passenger became ill onboard.”Gregory, who was traveling with her mom and brother, said the problems started before boarding when passengers were forced to spend 30 minutes inside a bus without aircon en route to the terminal.They were then transferred to another bus with a poor cooling system for another half hour.When they finally boarded the aircraft, it was out of the frying pan and into the fire.

“When we boarded, it was immediately obvious the air conditioning was not on,” the Derby resident recalled.“It was like walking into extreme heat.”The flyers were then forced to wait in this impromptu sweat lodge for over an hour sans air conditioning, which caused passengers to become “extremely agitated,” with some even removing clothing due to the baking temps.“People were taking their tops off because of the heat,” recalled Gregory, adding that “two people passed out” while others threw up.The youngster said she was also feeling the effects of the aircraft-turned-air fryer.

“I was experiencing the feeling of needing to throw up, but as I have a phobia of being sick, it gave me a panic attack,” she recalled.She even shared a TikTok video showing passengers standing around fanning themselves in the scorching cabin.“Ryanair is disgusting,” the teen wrote in the caption.Gregory felt especially bad for elderly flyers, who she said appeared “extremely ...