ft (21m) in the air for five hours. Firefighters had to use an aerial platform to rescue those stuck, and it was the third time that the ride had broken down since the fair had opened that year. Riders were given blankets to keep them warm and got off at approximately midnight. That same year, a video was uploaded online showing a young boy managing to climb over and stand on a safety chain used to pin back riders, whilst on the Meteorite ride. On 7 October 2019, a woman was flung from a ride, the Airmaxxx 360. The bar on her carriage failed and she was ejected from the ride, landing on a teenager boy and hitting another ride. She suffered non-life-threatening injuries to her face, abdomen, and leg, while the teenager suffered minor injuries to his foot. The two rides were taped off at the time of the incident and closed. References External links Aerial video of the 2019 Hull Fair at night Hull Fair Project The history of Hull Fair Hull City Council Annual fairs Tourist attractions in Kingston upon Hull Fairs in England Annual events in the United Kingdom October events Events in Yorkshire Festivals established in 1278