A Ryanair flight from Malaga, Spain, to Leeds, UK, was forced to make an emergency landing at Bristol Airport after a female passenger became ill and collapsed while flying over France. The aircraft, which took off at 10:50 PM on May 12, diverted just 14 minutes into the flight and landed at Bristol around 11:04 PM. Emergency services were on standby to assist the passenger, who was disembarked and taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. The flight was delayed on the ground for approximately 90 minutes before departing again at 12:45 AM and finally arriving in Leeds at about 2:30 AM. Passenger accounts highlighted the professionalism of the Ryanair crew, despite the evident panic during the medical emergency. Additionally, the aviation industry is facing challenges due to soaring jet fuel prices, leading to the cancellation of 13,000 flights worldwide in May, significantly affecting UK airports.