Prestwick Ryanair flight forced to divert to Madrid A Ryanair plane which departed from Prestwick was forced into a diversion after passengers became disruptive. The passenger plane, which was bound for Malaga, was forced to land in Madrid after a group became unruly on board. Upon arrival in Madrid the plane was boarded by Spanish police who removed the rowdy passengers. It is understood the group had been drinking. Eye-witnesses say one of the men being led off the plane then lashed out at another passenger as he was led off yesterdays" flight. One passenger told the Sun: "It was terrifying. All hell broke loose when the cops came on. There were batons and fists going all ways. A Ryanair spokesman said: "A flight from Prestwick diverted into Madrid after a small group of passengers became disruptive. Police removed and detained six individuals. We will not tolerate unruly passengers.