In a story that begs more answers, a Ryanair passenger at Madrid, with boarding pass and carry-ons in hand jumped from the end of a jetbridge and raced across the field to catch his flight—and succeeded.
Sadly, Spanish authorities took a dim view of his Olympic-sized exploit and arrested him when he deplaned in the Canary Islands. Charges were not stated. Nor does the video show how he got from the taxiway onto the plane.
But just imagine!
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Now , there’s something you couldn’t do in America !
Tom Cruise could do it !
Fly Ryanair, you mean?
Seriously…I’d like to know how he got from the taxiway to the plane…that seems like the least likely part of the whole adventure!