Several outlets report on a mid-air incident involving a Ryanair flight in which a passenger says a window failed and he was nearly pulled out of the aircraft. CBS News and other publications identify the traveler as Ljubiša Karovi, a 61-year-old Serbian businessman. According to the accounts, the passenger was seated next to a window when it broke and air rushed into the cabin, creating an emergency situation described as chaotic and sudden. The reports say the incident nearly sucked the passenger through the opening, though the extent of his exposure varies slightly between accounts. One report cites the passenger’s memory of “the noise before the chaos,” while another describes him as being stuck for around two minutes.

RTE and other outlets also present the passenger’s recollection of the event. CBS News adds that Ryanair disputes parts of the passenger’s account, indicating that the airline does not fully agree with how the events unfolded. Several outlets frame the story as highlighting the risks associated with aircraft window failures, while the common focus remains on the passenger’s account and the airline’s disagreement with aspects of that narrative.