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Why a blown-out plane window nearly sucked a passenger outside at 16K feet

A Ryanair flight experienced explosive decompression after takeoff, with a passenger nearly sucked out of a broken window.

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The brief

A Ryanair flight encountered explosive decompression shortly after takeoff. A passenger was partially sucked out of a broken window at 16,000 feet. Coverage emphasizes the dramatic nature of the incident and the ongoing investigation.

The New York Post discusses potential fault. AeroXplorer and Fox News detail the explosive decompression. ABC News reports that US investigators are leading the probe.

Watch for updates on the investigation's findings. Coverage does not yet specify the flight's origin, destination, or the passenger's condition.

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Quick answers

What happened on the Ryanair flight?

A Ryanair flight experienced explosive decompression shortly after takeoff, resulting in a window blowing out and a passenger being partially sucked out.

Who is investigating the incident?

US investigators are leading the probe into the Ryanair flight incident.

What is the current focus of the coverage?

The coverage focuses on the dramatic details of the incident and the ongoing investigation into the cause of the explosive decompression.

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