Terrifying Moments as Both Engines Failed on Approach to Rome | Ryanair Flight 4102

Find out why both engines of this Ryanair Boeing 737 failed just a few seconds before landing in Rome Ciampino.

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[BoulevardFan]

For an airline with almost 500 planes currently in service and decades of flight history, flight 4102 is the _only_ significant incident/accident listed for Ryanair. That's not an easy feat, especially for a low-cost operator.

[mahmutakbaba]

I don't care what the report says.
Thumbs up for the crew who managed to land the aircraft safely in such an unexpected and difficult situation!

[DeployTheDRS]

I flew with Ryanair to Rome Ciampino last year. Don’t worry, the only thing wrong with the landing was that it was smooth.

[basebar]

Easy to criticize the Crew here, but the guys brought the bird back on the runway without letting it veer off, ,
Once again a superb video and amazing job by the both the pilots,

[glendachong]

Two beautiful words "everyone survived"

[EsarsiYT]

first time seeing ryanair had incident/accident

[mellowbrd]

Wait till the passengers get into the airport and are hit with the additional "Survival fee". Those sitting on the right side, will feel better though, when they realise they're not the ones being charged for breaking the undercarriage on the left. Did they dump fuel? Cus if they do, you have to pay for it.

[southpakrules]

Not everyone survived. 86 starlings were immediately killed and a Boeing 737-8AS was seriously injured and later died in the hangar.

[MNGLD-dokc]

plot twist: this was the best landing ryanair has ever done

[artemiscool]

It always seems the pilots get knocked for NOT performing a go-around, yet in this case investigators said it was one of the causal factors? Damned if you do...

[FriendlyMarmot]

In memory of the 86 Starlings who perished in the engines.

[mkhaliphimnguni]

the thought that such a majestic creation, built so strong, can be brought down by something so small. it takes guts to be a pilot. good job to the pilots in command and to you sir, for a great video of the incident👌

[anavictoriaher]

I flew around 15 times last year with Ryanair (including Madrid-Rome Ciampino) and I think they are a very good low cost company!

[justinblock]

I think it could've been a distaster if they did a go around. If the engines failed a little later, they could've gone down somewhere after the airport, which wouldn't been a nightmare.

[grmpEqweer]

"This is going to be a routine landing."

*_Flock of birds has entered the chat_*

[christinestill]

Runway, SFO same encounter just at V1, our female Captain got plane stopped at water’s edge. Blew all our tires, towed back to gate. Both engines & nose covered in large black birds. Man did we applaud her!

[fluffyrr]

Who else was surprised that ryanair actually has an accident like this....
Btw who know swiss001

Edit 1: *:o thanks for the likes*

[lesego]

And EVERYONE SURVIVES!!!! My favourite part of the video

[TheHBSOURCE]

I was crew for Ryanair 2002-05 - 3 years. 4 flights a day 5-6 days a week and not one incident.

[moonwalker]

Pilot be like:


We dint make it in one piece.


*But we are still on time*