Engine Blade Shattered Window, Partially Sucking Passenger Out of Ryanair Flight

A passenger was partially sucked out of the aircraft window due to rapid cabin decompression caused by engine blade failure.

Somewhere over open sky, the ancient tension between human engineering and the natural world reasserted itself when a bird strike set in motion a chain of failures that partially drew a passenger out of a Ryanair aircraft window. The National Transportation Safety Board has traced the sequence from wildlife collision to engine failure to a fan blade that breached both fuselage and cabin, exposing the limits of systems designed to contain catastrophe. The incident does not represent a collapse of aviation safety so much as a reminder that safety is not a fixed state but a continuous negotiation

Engine Blade Shattered Window, Partially Sucking Passenger Out of Ryanair Flight

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