Ryanair Horror: Passenger Nearly Sucked Out Mid-Air, NTSB Probes Cause | Firstpost America

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In this video, Firstpost explains how a Ryanair passenger was nearly sucked out of a plane after an engine failure shattered a cabin window during a flight from Greece to Germany. The Boeing 737 suffered a fan blade failure, sending debris into the fuselage and breaking the window beside the passenger. Investigators later found bird remains inside the engine, raising the possibility of a bird strike. The video also examines previous suspected bird strikes involving the same engine, the emergency landing and the passenger's serious injuries. Firstpost looks at the ongoing NTSB investigation and Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary's comments on the incident. Daniela Laurel brings you the details on Firstpost America. TIME STAMPS: 0:00 – Introduction: Ryanair Passenger Nearly Sucked Out Of Plane Mid-Air 0:25 – Engine Failure Shatters Window During Take-Off From Greece 0:50 – How Engine Debris Hit The Passenger’s Window 1:15 – Victim’s Wife Describes The Horrific Injuries 1:35 – Investigators

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