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Ryanair Flight Diverts to Marseille Over Smoke, Passengers Reach Berlin Safely

Ryanair attributed the unscheduled Marseille landing to a minor technical fault detected after smoke developed onboard.

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Overview

  • Flight FR111 departed Palma de Mallorca at 17:20 UTC—nearly two hours behind its 15:35 schedule—after the originally assigned Airbus A320 arrived late.
  • Smoke development in the cabin prompted an emergency landing at Marseille-Provence Airport, where firefighters conducted a 20-minute inspection.
  • Several passengers reported respiratory irritation but no serious injuries were recorded during the diversion.
  • A replacement Boeing 737-8AS departed Marseille at 21:00 UTC and delivered all travelers to Berlin Brandenburg Airport by 22:42 UTC.
  • Ryanair described the cause as a “small technical problem” with the first aircraft and apologized for the delay and inconvenience.