Ryanair Passengers Storm Tarmac in Marseille

0:00On April 23rd, dozens of Ryanair passengers MRC Pervant's airport lost it, Saturday evening when border control delays kept over 80 of them, from boarding their flight to Marrakesh. The plane, set to leave at 10.30 pm, wasn't waiting around, so the group stormed the tarmac to block takeoff and shout down the pilot from the cot pit window. Things escalated quick, with folks yelling at staff and one woman getting arrested for tripping the fire's safety system to reach the runway. The jet finally rolled out around 150 am, stranding a few despite the chaos. Passengers were straight up furious, waving arms and blocking the aircraft in frustration over the holdup. Airport bosses called it an exceptionally rare mess and launched an inquiry right away. This hits amid the new entry exit system rollout since April 10th, forcing biometric scans for non-EU travelers in slowing lines at spots like. Copenhagen, Madrid, and Malaga, just as summer trips ramp up. Ryanair rules met the plane had to reposition overnight, leaving some high and dry, but with travel glitches piling on, like that drunk dude causing.

1:07A Madrid to Ibiza, flight to reverse flyers, better brace for more runway drama ahead.