Ryanair Flight Returns to Thessaloniki After Passenger Nearly Ejected

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A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen experienced a serious incident shortly after takeoff when a passenger was partially ejected from the aircraft due to a dislodged window. The flight, which took off at 5:57 AM local time, returned to Thessaloniki about an hour later after the passenger was pulled back inside by fellow travelers. The injured man was treated for shock and injuries upon landing. Ryanair arranged for a replacement aircraft to continue the journey, while an investigation by the Hellenic Air and Rail Safety Investigation Authority is underway to determine the cause of the window failure.
Key Details: • Flight FR1879 took off from Thessaloniki at 5:57 AM on July 10. • The incident occurred shortly after takeoff, leading to a return to Thessaloniki. • A replacement flight was scheduled to depart for Memmingen at 9:53 AM. • An investigation by HARSIA is in progress regarding the window dislodgment.