Passenger 'nearly sucked out of window mid-air' on Ryanair plane

Sad for the passenger, but well handled by the crew. Glad he is ok.
 
Given this airlines recent record, htf are there people who still fly with them?

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I assume many things, including following the emergency procedures, dropping altitude, landing an injured plane safely etc... :)
You mean standard operating procedure? If anything, it’s the wife that’s the hero. Always wear your seatbelts folks.
 
I flew on 3 Max 8s , 2 787s and 2 A350s this month

Max 8s were super comfortable but a bit tight on space. They fly great though has no issues wasn’t worried one bit

The 787s are my go to. What an amazing amazing aircraft. Space, comfort - whether in business or economy, it really makes flying enjoyable

The A350s remind me why I love Boeing so much. Between the ones I’ve been on from 4 different airlines they are consistently sardine cans, uncomfortable, tiny aisles, noisy and everything feels like cheap plastic on the fixtures.

I really can’t wait for the 777X. I’m a super Boeing fan at heart :)
A350's noisy? They are well known to have quiet cabins.
 
Given this airlines recent record, htf are there people who still fly with them?

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Lightning doesn't strike 6 times?
 
Why? Window just behind the left engines is my fav spot. More comfortable with turbulence
You get sucked out the window if you dont wear your seatbelt or have a wife to hold onto your legs when the engine explodes.
 
  1. It has now reliably been confirmed Ryanairs sucks, big time.
  2. How much did Ryanair charge passengers for the additional take-off and landing?
 
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