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Ryanair Rejected Allegations of Partially Sucked Passenger

Michael O’Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, publicly rejected the allegations that a passenger had been partly sucked out of the aircraft after a window broke during a flight from Greece to Germany.
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There were moments of great fear those on board the Ryanair flight, taken off last July 10 from Thessaloniki and headed to Munich, where a passenger was sucked almost totally by a porthole shattered. The man miraculously saved himself thanks to the help of the passengers. Despite the dramatic images of that moment they made the tour of the world, the Irish airline decided to contest the version of the victim who in recent months has denounced ps…

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(Adnkronos) " Everyone remembers the incident that occurred last July on an Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen, when a passenger risked being sucked out after a window broke into a thousand pieces. The dramatic images of that moment have made the tour of the world. Well, the low cost airline of Irish origin [...] L'articolo The CEO of Ryanair on the incident in the window: "The passenger sucked in? Don't deserve millionaire compensati…

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Rec News | Lontani dal mainstream broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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