Every single bag on Ryanair hols flight left behind in UK…as passenger with no suncream says ‘there's many burnt bodies'
LUGGAGE CHAOS Every single bag on Ryanair hols flight left behind in UK…as passenger with no suncream says 'there's many burnt bodies'
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BRIT tourists' holidays have been thrown into crisis after a Ryanair flight reportedly landed without any checked luggage.
The flight from Bristol to Gran Canaria on July 18 is believed to have landed without anyone's bags in the hold.
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