Overview
- On June 4 at 20:44 UTC, Ryanair Flight FR8 from Berlin to Milan was diverted to Memmingen Airport after encountering violent turbulence over Bavaria
- Police recorded nine injuries among 179 passengers and six crew members, with three individuals hospitalized for back pain, a head wound and bruises
- Ryanair requested on-site medical support, provided overnight bus transfers to Milan and operated a replacement flight the following morning
- The Luftamt Südbayern has prohibited the aircraft from resuming its Berlin–Milan route pending a formal safety inspection
- Investigators from the German Weather Service and regional police are probing whether a microburst or brief tornado in the storm cell triggered the sudden turbulence