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  It’s the first in a series of 18 compensation claims following the incident, which happened on a flight from Dublin to Zadar, Croatia in 2018 Sportsbook
  
  You are just falling in the sky, your ears burn, there is no air and your mouth taste like iron Sportsbook
  
  The group of 83 had taken action against the package holiday company after claiming they fell ill on a Tui-organised trip to Lanzarote Sportsbook
  
  The Irish airline Ryanair has agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to a passenger who was hurt when one of its planes lost pressure and made an emergency landing Sportsbook
  
  RecommendedEasyJet operations chief resigns as peak season beginsTravellers face years of rising air fares, says Ryanair bossLondon-Manchester for £415? As flights are cut, air fares soar this summerIn May, more than 80 British holidaymakers who got food poisoning at the same resort were awarded total compensation of £232,000 by tour operator Tui at London’s High Court Sportsbook
  
  At least 18 other passengers from the flight have filed separate claims with Coleman Legal Sportsbook
  
  Flight data showed that the aircraft made a drop of 27,000ft in around seven minutes Sportsbook
  
  She told her legal team, Coleman Legal, that she had lost her job due to absence from work, and had been prescribed an anti-anxiety medication following the experience Sportsbook
  
  ”The incident prompted a spate of lawsuits from passengers who claim they were injured during the pressure drop Sportsbook
  
  Oxygen masks were released and pilots made the decision to make an emergency landing at Frankfurt’s Hahn Airport Sportsbook
  
  Lawyers for the claimant, an Irish woman, said she had suffered severe pain to her ears and shock to her entire nervous system Sportsbook
  
  Passenger Minerva Galvan tweeted at the time: “The worst moments of my whole life Sportsbook
  
  A spokesperson for Ryanair declined to comment on the case Sportsbook
  
  Some are claiming for physical pain or injury, some for psychological distress Sportsbook
  
  The case came before Dublin Circuit Civil Court yesterday, but the judge was told that it had been settled for an undisclosed sum Sportsbook
  
  She claims she had suffered symptoms associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and seen a counsellor in the months afterwards Sportsbook
  
  As Ryanair’s flight FR7312 passed over continental Europe on 13 July, it experienced a sudden drop in cabin pressure Sportsbook
  
  The settlement is understood to be €40,000, reports the Irish Independent Sportsbook
  
  Recommended‘Shut up or get out’: Hoyle throws Scottish MPs out of Commons for independence protest5 questions on flight cancellations answered by Simon CalderThese are the baggage allowances for the UK’s top airlinesHowever, 33 of the 189 passengers were treated in hospital following the “controlled descent” into Frankfurt, which the airline said was due to a loss of cabin pressure 80 minutes into the journey Sportsbook
  
  
  
  ”The incident prompted a spate of lawsuits from passengers who claim they were injured during the pressure drop Sportsbook
  
  The settlement is understood to be €40,000, reports the Irish Independent Sportsbook
  
  RecommendedEasyJet operations chief resigns as peak season beginsTravellers face years of rising air fares, says Ryanair bossLondon-Manchester for £415? As flights are cut, air fares soar this summerIn May, more than 80 British holidaymakers who got food poisoning at the same resort were awarded total compensation of £232,000 by tour operator Tui at London’s High Court Sportsbook
  
  Passenger Minerva Galvan tweeted at the time: “The worst moments of my whole life Sportsbook
  
  The case came before Dublin Circuit Civil Court yesterday, but the judge was told that it had been settled for an undisclosed sum Sportsbook
  
  You are just falling in the sky, your ears burn, there is no air and your mouth taste like iron Sportsbook
  
  The group of 83 had taken action against the package holiday company after claiming they fell ill on a Tui-organised trip to Lanzarote Sportsbook
  
  Recommended‘Shut up or get out’: Hoyle throws Scottish MPs out of Commons for independence protest5 questions on flight cancellations answered by Simon CalderThese are the baggage allowances for the UK’s top airlinesHowever, 33 of the 189 passengers were treated in hospital following the “controlled descent” into Frankfurt, which the airline said was due to a loss of cabin pressure 80 minutes into the journey Sportsbook
  
  The Irish airline Ryanair has agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to a passenger who was hurt when one of its planes lost pressure and made an emergency landing Sportsbook
  
  She told her legal team, Coleman Legal, that she had lost her job due to absence from work, and had been prescribed an anti-anxiety medication following the experience Sportsbook
  
  Some are claiming for physical pain or injury, some for psychological distress Sportsbook
  
  A spokesperson for Ryanair declined to comment on the case Sportsbook
  
  It’s the first in a series of 18 compensation claims following the incident, which happened on a flight from Dublin to Zadar, Croatia in 2018 Sportsbook
  
  Flight data showed that the aircraft made a drop of 27,000ft in around seven minutes Sportsbook
  
  As Ryanair’s flight FR7312 passed over continental Europe on 13 July, it experienced a sudden drop in cabin pressure Sportsbook
  
  At least 18 other passengers from the flight have filed separate claims with Coleman Legal Sportsbook
  
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  She claims she had suffered symptoms associated with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and seen a counsellor in the months afterwards Sportsbook
  
  Lawyers for the claimant, an Irish woman, said she had suffered severe pain to her ears and shock to her entire nervous system Sportsbook
  
  Oxygen masks were released and pilots made the decision to make an emergency landing at Frankfurt’s Hahn Airport Sportsbook