Two Ryanair cabin crew members were seriously injured after severe turbulence struck a flight to Mallorca on Sunday. The incident occurred as the aircraft, carrying approximately 180 passengers, approached Palma airport.
According to reports, one crew member was thrown against the ceiling, while another was hit by a service trolley they were pushing. The turbulence hit as the crew were completing cabin safety checks before landing.
Emergency services were called to meet the flight, which had originated from Vitoria on the Spanish mainland. A Ryanair spokesperson confirmed the aircraft landed normally and that medical assistance was requested for the two injured crew members.
The turbulence occurred as a storm front moved over Mallorca. This incident follows a similar event in June, when nine people were injured on a Ryanair flight from Berlin to Milan that encountered severe turbulence over Germany.
