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Ryanair Diverts Dublin–Bristol Flight to Cardiff Over Minor Technical Fault

It emphasises the airline’s standard safety response when onboard systems detect irregularities

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Overview

  • Flight FR504 from Dublin to Bristol was redirected to Cardiff Airport on August 5 after a minor technical fault triggered an onboard general emergency signal.
  • The Boeing 737 Max 8 landed normally at Cardiff without any formal emergency declaration by the captain.
  • Ryanair confirmed the issue was minor and said all established safety protocols were followed during the precautionary landing.
  • Passengers disembarked without incident and were swiftly provided alternative transport to reach Bristol Airport.
  • Such diversions are routine procedures designed to manage technical anomalies and minimise disruption to travellers.