Ryanair broken window may have been caused by 'foreign object'
Summary
A Ryanair plane had an accident where a passenger was partly sucked out of a window after takeoff from Greece. The airline’s boss said the problem might have been caused by a foreign object hitting the plane’s engine, but the exact cause is not confirmed yet.Key Facts
- The incident happened on 10 July on a Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany.
- A passenger, Ljubisa Karović, was partly sucked out of a window, injuring his head and shoulder.
- His wife and other passengers held onto him to prevent him from falling out.
- The plane made an emergency landing, and Ljubisa was taken to hospital.
- The plane was an 18-year-old Boeing 737, serviced and repaired in the last two years.
- Ryanair’s boss mentioned possible foreign object damage to the engine on takeoff from Thessaloniki.
- The US National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the incident.
- A draft report from the investigation is expected in about 28 days.
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