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Passenger 'nearly sucked out of window mid-air' on Ryanair plane

A mid-flight incident involving a Ryanair jet has triggered an emergency landing in Greece after a cabin window reportedly became dislodged.

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The brief

A Ryanair flight was forced to conduct an emergency landing in Greece following reports that a passenger was partially pulled through a window. The event occurred mid-air, causing a breach in the cabin structure.

Outlets are focusing on the physical nature of the incident and the subsequent landing procedure. Future reports are expected to clarify the mechanical cause of the window failure.

Coverage does not yet specify the current status of the passengers or any subsequent investigation by aviation authorities.

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Where did the flight land?

The plane made an emergency landing in Greece.

What caused the incident?

Coverage states the window was dislodged and shattered, but specific mechanical causes are not yet confirmed.

Are there reported injuries?

Current coverage does not specify the status of the passengers involved.

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