Fire shoots from Ryanair jet after hitting flock of herons
Channel: ScOpE
Date: 2021-11-29

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This is the moment a Ryanair jet hit a flock of herons as it came in to land in Bologna, Italy, setting fire to one of its engines and covering the plane in blood and feathers.
The Ryanair flight departed from London Stansted on November 24 and was approaching the runway at Bologna's Marconi Airport around 11.30pm when it slammed into the birds. 
Some of the herons smashed into the plane's windscreen, spattering blood and mangled feathers across the nose of the aircraft and obscuring the pilot's vision, while others were sucked into its right engine.
The engine was severely damaged, sending flames shooting out from underneath the right wing. But the pilots managed to bring the plane in to land safely and no one aboard was injured. 
The plane was a Ryanair Boeing 737-800 operating flight FR1194 from London Stansted to Bologna, according to local media reports.
Bologna is located in Emilia-Romagna region in northern Italy, which is known for its lagoons, rivers and rich wetlands that play host to a diverse range of wildlife - the population of which was unfortunately reduced following Wednesday's incident.
An inspection of the plane on the tarmac following the shocking event revealed that the flock of herons had not only been sucked into the right engine - severely damaging it - but that some birds had also hit the left engine.