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Man Sucked Out of Airplane, Dangles by Seatbelt

A passenger on a Ryanair flight was partially ejected from a plane window, prompting an investigation into the Boeing aircraft's integrity.

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The story so far

A passenger was partially sucked out of a window during a Ryanair flight, remaining tethered by a seatbelt. The incident occurred on a Boeing aircraft, forcing an emergency landing.

Coverage from outlets including The Seattle Times, CNN, and Reuters emphasizes the mechanical failure and the immediate response to the cabin emergency. Reports describe a loud noise resembling a tire bursting followed by the dislodging of the window.

The European regulator has appointed a technical advisor to investigate the incident. Further updates are pending the findings of this probe.

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The obvious questions

What aircraft was involved?

The incident involved a Boeing jet operated by Ryanair.

What is the status of the investigation?

The European regulator has appointed a technical advisor to conduct a probe into the window incident.

How did the passenger remain on the plane?

According to coverage, the passenger was restrained by a seatbelt and held by others after being partially ejected.

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