Engine part failure caused Ryanair flight window to shatter mid-flight
Most outlets reported that engine fragments caused a window to break on a Ryanair flight, leading to a loss of pressure and a passenger’s head being partially sucked out. Arab News Pakistan added that the incident occurred shortly after takeoff in Greece and specifically mentioned the NTSB’s findings. 24 News HD highlighted the preliminary report and the mid-flight danger, using slightly more dramatic phrasing about the event. Both outlets emphasized the cause as engine failure but differed in the level of detail provided about the incident’s timing and location.
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Engine fragments caused Ryanair flight to lose pressure
Engine fragments struck a window of a Ryanair plane last month resulting in a man nearly being sucked out of the aircraft mid-flight, according to a preliminary report published Thursday by the US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
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Broken engine part shattered the Ryanair flight window that a passenger’s head got sucked into: NTSB
WASHINGTON: An engine fan blade broke off on a Ryanair flight and sent parts flying that shattered a plane window shortly after takeoff in Greece last month, which caused a man’s head to be sucked into the hole in the fuselage before his fellow passengers pulled him to safety, US investigators said Thursday. The broken fan blade that flew out of the engine shattered the window and damaged the p...
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