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Ryanair contests passenger sucked through window allegations

Observador11 September 2026 at 00:32

Ryanair is contesting allegations that a passenger was sucked through one of its airplane windows. The airline's CEO, Michael O'Leary, stated that the company does not believe "any part" of the passenger's body went through the airplane window.

O'Leary, however, stated that he does not intend to "minimize what happened", acknowledging the severity of the situation. The Irish low-cost airline maintains its position of contesting the more dramatic versions of events, but demonstrates care in not appearing to downplay the incident.

The case involves a passenger who was reportedly partially exposed to the outside during a Ryanair flight, which reportedly caused alarm among other travelers on board. The company continues to analyze the circumstances of the incident to determine what really happened.

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