A photograph that has thousands of Facebook likes suggests a Ryanair aircraft wing is covered in duct tape. This is not a Ryanair plane. The silver tape is ‘speed tape’, which is used in the aviation industry for minor repairs such as peeling paint.
What was claimed
A photograph shows the wing of a Ryanair aircraft covered in silver tape with a suggestion that it is regular duct tape.Ryanair confirmed this is not one of its planes. The silver tape is ‘speed tape’, which is used in the aviation industry for temporary, minor repairs such as peeling paint.sharing a photograph of an aircraft wing covered in silver tape falsely suggests it shows a Ryanair plane.
The post, which has over 4,300 likes and 300 shares, says: “This is our last time flying with Ryanair!!!!!” The photograph shows an aircraft wing taken from a passenger window during a flight. The wing is covered in patches of silver tape resembling household duct tape. However, this does not show a Ryanair flight. A spokesperson from the airline told Full Fact: “This is not a Ryanair aircraft.”
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