Ryanair Plane Evacuated in Italy After Engine Fire on Runway

The incident at Brindisi Airport forced 184 passengers to evacuate, marking the second Ryanair safety scare in Italy this week.

A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 caught fire on the runway at Brindisi Airport, prompting an emergency evacuation of 184 passengers and crew.
The fire erupted from one of the engines as the plane was preparing for takeoff to Turin, with no injuries reported.
Brindisi Airport was temporarily closed for several hours while emergency services managed the situation and investigated the cause of the fire.
This incident follows a similar safety issue earlier in the week when a Ryanair plane's tires burst during landing at Milan Bergamo Airport
Italian lawmakers have called for an investigation into Ryanair's safety record, citing a series of recent incidents involving the airline in Italy.