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Ryanair CEO blames external object

Ryanair CEO says foreign object may have caused Greece window incident

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary says foreign object damage on takeoff likely caused a Boeing engine problem and broken window during a departure from Greece.

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Ryanair CEO blames external object after man partially sucked out window

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Initial investigation suggests 'foreign ⁠object damage' in window incident - O'Leary

RTE Online · 6h

US NTSB has not ruled out age, service in Ryanair 737 engine incident

The US National Transportation Safety Board said it has not ruled out age or service issues in a probe into an incident in which a passenger was partly sucked out of a Boeing 737 broken window after a...

Independent.ie · 23h

‘I remember the noise of the explosion before the chaos’ – passenger partially sucked out of Ryanair plane tells of terrifying incident

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Ryanair broken window may have been caused by 'foreign object'

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Ryanair passenger sucked out of window only remembers ‘the explosion’

He only survived because his wife, Svetlana Grković, clung onto his legs while his head dangled outside the Boeing 737 for five minutes.

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Ryanair passenger almost sucked out of plane recalls ‘noise of the explosion, the chaos’

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Man who was nearly sucked out of Ryanair plane says he is 'mentally destroyed'

Ryanair CEO breaks silence on potential cause of terrifying cabin window smash that saw passenger nearly sucked out

RYANAIR’S CEO has broken his silence after a smashed cabin window saw a terrified passenger “sucked up to his shoulders” out of the aircraft. Michael O’Leary said initial findings

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Ryanair Insists Its Planes Are Safe After Passenger Nearly Gets Sucked Out of Window Mid-Flight

“They are probably the safest aircraft ever built. They are highly maintained and we have very well-trained crew,” Ryanair’s CFO says of its Boeing 737 fleet

Ryanair CEO: Unprofitable airlines face a 'difficult winter' amid higher fuel prices

Ryanair (RYAAY) has warned that unprofitable airlines face a "difficult winter" after the Irish ultra-low-cost carrier reported a 34% Y/Y drop in its first-quarter profit because of higher jet fuel prices and lower fares.

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Ryanair stock slides 6% as higher fuel costs amid Iran war dent profit

Ryanair's first-quarter profit took a 34% hit as consumers delayed bookings due to the Middle East crisis, while struggling airlines face a "difficult winter."