Ryanair machine in Memmingen: emergency landing at Sturm, several injuries!

Ryanair machine in Memmingen: emergency landing at Sturm, several injuries!

Memmingen, Deutschland - A Ryanair passenger machine on the way from Berlin to Milan came up with considerable turbulence on June 5, 2025 during a violent storm in Bavaria. The machine was forced to land unplanned at Memmingen Airport in the Unterallgäu. How Saxon reported, a total of nine of the 185 inmates were injured in this security landing, including eight passengers and a crew member.

Three of the injuries had to be transported to a hospital. This included a two -year -old child with bruises, a woman with a headplace wound and another passenger who complained about back pain. The passengers had been thrown against the cabin cover while serving the dishes, which explains the severity of the injuries. The South Bavaria Air Office did not allow Ryanair Busse to continue traveling by passengers. At that time, the airline was initially unavailable for inquiries, such as the SPIEGEL reported.

context on flight safety

These incidents once again illustrate the challenges with which the aviation industry is confronted. In 2025 there were already several significant events that underlined the importance of collected flight data. According to flightradar , such data are crucial for the clarification of accidents and to improve flight safety. An important example was the mid-air collision between American Eagle Flight 5342 and a US Army helicopter, in which all 67 occupants of the aircraft and three soldiers died in the helicopter.

Important information is collected by the so -called "black boxes", the height, speed, tax commands and communication in the cockpit. These records are essential for the analysis of accidents and the implementation of security measures. In addition to the tragic incident with the Ryanair machine, other events in 2025 also show the urgency to constantly monitor and improve the security standards in aviation.

For the inmates of the Ryanair machine, experience is both traumatic and painful, and it stands as an example of the dangers associated with flying, especially in extreme weather conditions. The events at Memmingen Airport again make it clear that security must be a top priority in aviation.