Passenger Sucked Out of Window on Ryanair Flight, Saved at the Last Moment
A passenger was injured on a Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki, Greece to Memmingen, Germany when the window next to his seat shattered shortly after takeoff, partially sucking him out of the aircraft. Fellow passengers pulled him back inside.
Witnesses reported hearing a loud bang, described as sounding like a tire exploding, followed by a sudden cabin pressure drop. Oxygen masks dropped from the ceiling and passengers began screaming.
The man, a Serbian tourist, was taken to a hospital in Thessaloniki with abrasions. He is reportedly out of danger. According to Greek media, the window was struck by debris that came loose from one of the engines while the aircraft was flying over North Macedonia.
The plane immediately returned to Thessaloniki and landed safely. Passengers were taken back to the terminal, and a replacement aircraft was arranged for their onward journey to Memmingen. Ryanair confirmed in a statement that the aircraft returned shortly after takeoff after a passenger window became dislodged during the flight.
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So far I did not really have issue with Ryanair, but dying is really where it hits my limit. Imagine dying in a Ryanair airplane - you will go straight to hell, because God will see exactly, based on flight logs, what you were doing when you died. Killing the environment for extremely cheap should not be the last thing you did. If it is, make sure you're praying. In this case, it helps to be better safe than sorry. Even @Lensflre prays before boarding Ryanair. Ryanair makes everyone religious 😅.