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Ryanair 'only offered to rebook flight' for passenger sucked out of window
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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
The coverage of the Ryanair incident broadly agrees on the shocking event of a passenger being partly sucked out of a window at 20,000ft. However, the outlets diverge in their framing and emphasis, with the Mirror focusing on Ryanair's response, the Evening Standard sticking to a factual recount, and Metro emphasizing the shocking nature of the incident. The tone also varies, with Metro being the most sensational and the Evening Standard being more neutral.
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Mirror News
Ryanair 'only offered to rebook flight' for passenger sucked out of window
Serbian businessman Ljubisa Karovic, 61, was partially sucked out of a Ryanair plane window at 20,000ft when the window broke on a flight from Greece to Germany
28 Jul, 10:40
Evening Standard
Ryanair passenger recalls 'chaos' after being partly sucked out of window at 20,000ft
Ljubisa Karovic was pulled him back in to the plane by his fellow passengers, and he remembers very little of the incident
22 Jul, 10:41
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Metro
Ryanair passenger sucked out of window only remembers ‘the explosion’
'It's the noise before the chaos, the noise that is always there when I close my eyes to sleep.'
22 Jul, 09:28
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