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Edinburgh's Christmas: Seat part falls from Star Flyer ride Edinburgh's Christmas: Seat part falls from Star Flyer ride
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Safety checks are being carried out after a large piece of plastic fell off a Christmas fairground attraction in Edinburgh.Safety checks are being carried out after a large piece of plastic fell off a Christmas fairground attraction in Edinburgh.
The plastic, which was from the underside of a seat, fell to the ground from the 60m (195ft) Sky Flyer in St Andrew Square. The plastic, which was from the underside of a seat, fell to the ground from the 60m (195ft) Star Flyer in St Andrew Square.
No-one was injured in the incident, which happened at about 21:30 on Friday.No-one was injured in the incident, which happened at about 21:30 on Friday.
The Star Flyer is one of the star attractions of Edinburgh's Christmas.The Star Flyer is one of the star attractions of Edinburgh's Christmas.
In a statement, event organisers said: "At 9.30pm, a piece of plastic from the underside of one of the seat units of the Star Flyer fell off.In a statement, event organisers said: "At 9.30pm, a piece of plastic from the underside of one of the seat units of the Star Flyer fell off.
"This was not needed for the safety of the seat or the ride and at no point was the safety of our customers jeopardised."This was not needed for the safety of the seat or the ride and at no point was the safety of our customers jeopardised.
"Detailed safety checks will be carried out and the Star Flyer will reopen once those checks have been satisfied.""Detailed safety checks will be carried out and the Star Flyer will reopen once those checks have been satisfied."