Ryanair's Retractable Airstairs Raise Safety Concerns

A recent study suggests that passengers on Ryanair flights are more likely to experience an accident due to the airline's use of retractable airstairs. While these stairs allow for quicker boarding and offloading at remote stands, they also pose a risk to passengers. The study highlights the potential dangers of these features, which are commonly used by Ryanair's Boeing 737 aircraft. The airline's reliance on retractable airstairs may compromise safety, particularly in situations where passengers are boarding or exiting the plane quickly. The study's findings underscore the need for airlines to carefully weigh the benefits of these features against potential safety risks.