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Passenger injured as Ryanair cabin window breaks mid-flight, plane returns to Thessaloniki

In-Cyprus · 2026-07-10

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• What happened: A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen returned to Makedonia airport after a cabin window broke mid-flight, injuring a passenger. • Why it matters: The incident raised safety concerns regarding cabin pressure and passenger well-being, highlighting the importance of aircraft maintenance and emergency protocols. • What to watch next: Investigations into the cause of the window dislodgment and any potential regulatory responses from aviation authorities are expected.

World airportsGreeceTop News Passenger injured as Ryanair cabin window breaks mid-flight, plane returns to Thessaloniki Passenger Injured As Ryanair Cabin Window Breaks Mid Flight, Plane Returns To Thessaloniki Relevant News Passenger injured as Ryanair cabin window breaks mid-flight, plane returns to Thessaloniki 10 July 2026 Cyprus gives viewers three more months on old TV platform after transition issues 10 July 2026 Mental health patients left houseless after Athalassa treatment, MPs hear 10 July 2026 Newsroom 10 July 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A Ryanair flight returned to Thessaloniki’s Makedonia airport on Friday morning, July 10, after a cabin window came loose shortly after take-off. A passenger who spoke to rthess.gr said the flight was heading to Munich, while Ryanair said in a statement that the flight was bound for Memmingen. According to the passenger’s account, a loud noise was heard during the flight before the window broke, causing the cabin to decompress. The passenger alleged that fellow travellers held onto a 61-year-old Serbian man seated next to the broken window as he was pulled by the rush of air, while oxygen masks dropped from the cabin ceiling. The pilot then changed course and returned the aircraft to Makedonia airport, according to the account. Reports said the foreign national seated next to the broken window was collected by an EKAV ambulance and taken to AHEPA hospital with a neck injury. Reports also said a pregnant woman from the same flight was taken to Ippokrateio hospital in Thessaloniki, where she underwent an ultrasound. She was discharged after nothing of concern was found. Ryanair said in a statement that the flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen returned to Thessaloniki shortly after take-off after “a passenger window dislodged inflight.” The airline said the aircraft landed normally and passengers were taken back to the terminal, and that one passenger requested and received medical assistance on the ground in Thessaloniki. A replacement aircraft was arranged to minimise delays and departed Thessaloniki for Memmingen at 9:53 local time on Friday morning, Ryanair said. (information from protothema.gr) Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Cyprus gives viewers three more months on old TV platform after transition issues Mental health patients left houseless after Athalassa treatment, MPs hear On this day: The Battle of Britain began in World War Two, in 1940 British Hollywood star Clive Owen shoots thriller Scorpion in Cyprus Bangladesh’s Hasina plans December return with party colleagues to surrender Police hunt more suspects after Xylophagou clash involving 20 Replica of mosque set alight on bonfire condemned in Northern Ireland Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.

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