Thursday 3 Sep, 2026

Ryanair sues 'disruptive' passenger for 170,000

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Ryanair is suing a passenger for "disruptive behavior" on a flight between Dublin and Lanzarote last April.

Exactly what the passenger did is unclear, but the flight was forced to land in Porto and the 160 passengers were only allowed to continue to Lanzarote the following day. Now Ryanair is suing the passenger for 15,000 euros, equivalent to 170,000 kronor, for what it calls ”unjustifiable behavior.”.

The sum will correspond to what the airline had to pay for the unexpected landing as well as extra accommodation costs and expenses for the passengers who had to spend the night in Porto, the company writes in a press release.

Source: Aftonbladet.se

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