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Ryanair passenger 'sucked through plane window' issues horror update
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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The coverage of the Ryanair incident broadly agrees on the fact that a passenger was injured on a flight. However, the tone and focus of the stories differ across outlets. Centre and centre-right outlets like Express World use language like 'sucked through plane window' and 'horror update', while centre outlets like Mirror News frame the story as a 'near-miss incident' or 'flight emergency'. The tone also varies from shocking to serious to neutral, reflecting the different editorial approaches of the outlets.
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Mirror News
Ryanair passenger 'sucked through' plane window breaks silence
Entrepreneur Ljubisa Karović, 61, was nearly pulled out of a Ryanair plane window before passengers were able to hold onto him and plug the gap using a suitcase
21 Jul, 21:34
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GB News
Ryanair sent rebooking email to passenger who was sucked out of plane window
Ryanair's response to a passenger being partially sucked out of a Boeing 737 window at 15,000ft amounted to rebooking emails sent to his son, the survivor has claimed.
Ljubisa Karovic, 61, a Serbian businessman, was hauled back into the aircraft by his wife and fellow passengers after the cabin window next to his seat shattered on flight FR1879 from Thessaloniki to Memmingen on July 10.
Mr Karovic said: "All we've …
26 Jul, 14:45
Express World
Ryanair passenger 'sucked through plane window' issues horror update
Ljubisa Karovi was travelling from across Europe when the window next to him shattered.
22 Jul, 09:37