Trip Report| Cork to Alicante| Ryanair 737-800

[@80sfreak14]

Nice report! It's great to see more people travelling. Enjoy your holiday

[@corkairspotter]

Thank you David!

[@carroll_aviation]

Fantastic trip report, great to see one again! Cool to see that it was busy and that more people are travelling again, lol the hard landing 😂 at least u got the whole Ryanair experience 👌🏻 Liked

[@corkairspotter]

Thank you Ben! Great to experience Ryanair’s full potential 😂😂😂

[@GenkisTravels]

Nice trip report. Nice looking model plane too :)

[@corkairspotter]

Thank you very much!

[@danielg9805]

Flaps aren’t retracted after landing if a bird strike on approach is suspected so that it’s easier to find. It’s possible that’s what happened here!

[@danieltheaviationman]

Gotta love Ryanair landings😂 nice video anyway

[@Ahowes2006]

Bloody hell mate what a landing! I’m going to Barcelona from Stansted on Wednesday hopefully I don’t have that kinda turbulence

[@corkairspotter]

The turbulence was only caused by cloud so you should be fine, have a great flight!

[@Ahowes2006]

@@corkairspotter thx mate!

[@davidcorbett62]

Only watched the vid as I have the misfortune to be booked on a Ryanair flight in October. I am not paying for it otherwise I wouldn’t be flying with them as I cannot stand the owner nor his incredibly low standards in everything. But great vid ty

[@pogmothoinriiii]

be grateful they exist tho, they are cheap!

[@davidcorbett62]

@@pogmothoinriiii Am the opposite of thankful because they have lowered the standards of every European airline

[@corkaviation8885]

Awesome report! Landing was expected ngl 😂

[@corkairspotter]

It sure was! Thanks for watching

[@krzysztofdziadosz417]

polska welcome u cvil city

[@munkboyaviation]

They forgot to retract the flaps after landing

[@corkairspotter]

Possibly, seems like a rookie mistake if that’s the case

[@boeinga370]

Well it’s better to forget to retract them after landing than before landing

[@jordanstevens8664]

Often when the flaps are left deployed, it’s because pilots believe there may have been some sort of strike on approach (perhaps from a bird or other debris), so they don’t retract them so they can inspect for any possible damage. Or, they may have just forgot! But great video anyway.