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‘I HAD £250 STOLEN FROM MY HANDBAG ON RYANAIR FLIGHT TO DERRY’

written by John July 22, 2015
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Shannon Gallagher

A woman has hit out at Ryanair after she had £250 stolen from her handbag on a flight from London to Derry.

Shannon Gallagher flew into City of Derry airport yesterday on a trip home.

Shannon says she fell asleep on the flight, only waking up when the plane landed.

She left flight FR611 to go and collect her luggage – only to realise she had left her handbag behind on the plane.

“I just wanted to get home and realised this at the baggage area and I told a staff member and he contacted the flight crew,” said Shannon.

“I was waiting over a half hour on my bag while I was been told there was no bag on the plane.

“Then after the staff at the airport kept contacting the air crew the bag was found but then passed out through the captain’s window down to the people on the ground and then taken to me.”

Shannon, a former North West Regional College student, was on her way home to Glenties in Co Donegal.

“When I went to go home I looked in my hand bag I realised there was over £250 stolen from my purse,” she said.

“I called Ryanair and they weren’t one bit helpful and basically said it had nothing to do with them even though this happened on their airline.

“I then called the airport and they were way more helpful and even checked their cameras and verified that it would have been stolen on board the aircraft.”

Shannon praised staff at the airport who she said did all they could – but she was upset at the response from Ryanair.

“I have never been so upset in my life and I will never travel with Ryanair now after this.

“I don’t want this to happen to anyone else.”

‘I HAD £250 STOLEN FROM MY HANDBAG ON RYANAIR FLIGHT TO DERRY’ was last modified: July 22nd, 2015 by John

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