By Carol Driver and Nick Pisa A Ryanair plane has been left with £200,000 worth of damage to its rear stabiliser after it rolled backwards 40 metres crashing into an airport fire station. The force of the impact tore apart the 'tail wing' of the £72m Boeing 737 at Rome Ciampino Airport yesterday. The accident happened shortly after the aircraft, which has been grounded, landed and passengers had disembarked. This is the damaged caused to a  Ryanair plane after it rolled 40 metres into a fire station at Rome's Ciampino airport, causing more than £200,000 worth of damage No one was on board the aircraft when the incident happened, according to a spokesman for Ryanair who said the aeroplane was parked but had not been properly secured.

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- Aeroplane said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Boeing 737 said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Carol Driver said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Ciampino airport said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Nick Pisa said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Rome said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Rome Ciampino Airport said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.
- Ryanair said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.


Ciampino airport said: 'We are investigating the cause of the incident and whether proper procedures were followed.