An incident occurred on July 10 following a Ryanair flight that departed from Thessaloniki, Greece, with its destination being Germany. Passengers aboard the aircraft reported hearing a loud, powerful bang, which was immediately followed by the breakage of one of the plane’s windows. During the event, a male passenger seated near the affected area was partially pulled out of the aircraft.
Authorities noted that the situation was prevented from becoming more severe due to the swift actions of the passengers and the fact that the individual, identified as L. Karović, was secured in his seat. Initial reports suggest that the cause of the incident may have been foreign object damage to the engine during the take-off sequence.
This potential cause was cited by Ryanair’s General Director, Michael O’Leary. However, the airline has stressed that definitive conclusions regarding the incident can only be reached once the full investigation is completed. In his statements, M.
O’Leary also provided details regarding the aircraft itself, noting that the plane was eighteen years old and that its engine had undergone an overhaul within the past two years. The details surrounding the flight remain under official review as investigators work to determine the precise sequence of events that transpired after the aircraft left the airport.
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