American passenger survives window crash
An initial report stated that a Ryanair Boeing 737 aircraft made an emergency return from a flight from Thessaloniki, Greece, to Mönchengladbach, Germany, after a blade separated from one of its engines. This caused debris to scatter, damaging a window and leading to the fall of a 61-year-old passenger through the window during the flight. Other passengers assisted in pulling him back into the cabin, and he received medical treatment onboard. Investigations revealed that the blade separation was caused by progressive stress effects, possibly due to bird strikes. The airline’s CEO denied that any passenger was ejected through the window, but the National Transportation Safety Board confirmed that the investigation is still ongoing.
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