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Passenger 'nearly sucked out of window mid-air' on Ryanair plane

A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 made an emergency landing in Thessaloniki today after a cabin window shattered mid-flight.

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The brief

The event resulted in a passenger being partially pulled toward the window opening, prompting an immediate emergency landing in Thessaloniki, Greece. Coverage from the BBC, The Guardian, CNBC, Euronews, and The Aviation Herald emphasizes the severity of the cabin depressurization and the reported injury to a passenger.

Reports characterize the incident as a dislodgement of the window unit. Future updates are expected to clarify the mechanical cause of the failure and provide further details regarding the status of the injured passenger.

Investigations by aviation authorities into the condition of the aircraft are pending.

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Quick answers

What happened on the Ryanair flight?

A cabin window shattered mid-air, leading to an emergency landing in Thessaloniki.

Were there injuries reported?

Coverage confirms a passenger was injured during the incident.

What aircraft was involved?

The incident involved a Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

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