Flight from Liverpool to Tenerife Diverted Due to Disruptive Passenger

A Ryanair flight from Liverpool to Tenerife was diverted to Santiago de Compostela after a passenger reportedly became disruptive mid-flight. Witnesses described the situation as alarming, with one passenger noting that the crew managed the incident with commendable professionalism. The airline confirmed that the flight was diverted due to a conflictive passenger, and local police were waiting upon arrival to remove the individual. Spanish air traffic controllers acknowledged the situation on social media, stating that the crew had contacted them regarding the disruptive behavior. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about passenger conduct on flights, prompting the crew to take immediate action for the safety of all onboard. After the passenger was removed, the flight continued to its intended destination. In a separate incident, a disabled pensioner expressed her frustration after her electric scooter was deemed a safety risk, preventing her flight from taking off. Susan, who had been traveling from Paphos, reported that she was informed just before departure that her scooter could not be on board due to fears it might explode. She criticized the airport staff for their handling of the situation, stating that she was left without her mobility aid for 23 days. These incidents underscore the challenges airlines face in ensuring passenger safety while managing individual needs and behaviors during flights.