No one was hurt in a plane fire at Brindisi Airport, but the second safety incident this week involving Ryanair jets prompted concerns from Italian lawmakers.

A Ryanair flight in Italy caught fire as it was taxiing on the runway in an airport in southern Italy. Flight FR8826 from Brindisi to Turin, a city near Italy's border with France, caught fire on Thursday,

A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 suffered an engine fire in Brindisi, Italy leading to an emergency evacuation on the runway.

More than 180 passengers were forced to evacuate a Ryanair Boeing passenger jet when it caught fire Thursday on the runway at Brindisi airport in southern Italy, officials announced.

ROME, Italy - After a plane caught fire on Thursday, nearly 200 Ryanair passengers had to exit using the emergency slide. The Ryanair flight was about to take off at Brindisi Airport in Italy when flames burst from the engine.

The Ryanair plane - flight FR8826 - caught fire as it was about to leave Brindisi Airport in Italy and the inflatable slide was deployed to help the passengers evacuate following the emergency

Passengers were evacuated from a Ryanair flight at Brindisi in southern Italy shortly before takeoff on Thursday morning after fumes were seen outside of the plane. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Passengers were evacuated from a Ryanair flight in Italy after fumes were seen outside the aircraft. Firefighters responded, and 184 passengers were safely disembarked and returned to the terminal by bus.

Firefighters dashed to the plane, which aborted its departure, and the 184 passengers were evacuated using the inflatable slide

An engine of the Ryanair Boeing 737-8AS flight 9H-QCB on Thursday, while the flight was on the runway and was about to take off at Italy’s Brindisi Airport leading to a major chaos at the airport. The pilot spotted the flames on the right engine and immediately aborted the take-off of the flight with nearly 200 passengers.