Several reports say a Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany experiences a window failure mid-flight, leaving a passenger partly outside the aircraft’s cabin window. The accounts describe the window as “detached” or “dislodged” and breaking during the journey en route to Germany from Greece, with witnesses saying a noise like a tyre bursting preceded the incident. One passenger is reported to have had his head and shoulders outside the window while still restrained by his seat belt, or not fully detached from his seat. Other passengers pull him back inside to prevent him from being sucked further out as the cabin depressurises. Authorities report the 61-year-old Serbian man is hospitalised with friction burns but is otherwise in good condition. Multiple outlets also report that U.S. aviation safety investigators take over the investigation into the cause of the window detachment and the circumstances surrounding the cabin breach, and that the aircraft route and details are under review. The reports consistently attribute the incident to a window dislodging or shattering rather than to deliberate action by the passenger.