Why did Ryanair-Air Malta plane window blow out mid-air and could it happen again?

Passenger Ljubisa Karović was nearly sucked out of his seat when Boeing 737-800’s window blew out on flight from Greece For nervous flyers, it sounds like the stuff of nightmares; for most, only contemplated in an action movie. But last week, a passenger...

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What happened: Passenger Ljubisa Karović was nearly sucked out of his seat when Boeing 737-800’s window blew out on flight from Greece For nervous flyers, it sounds like the stuff of nightmares; for most, only contemplated in an action movie. But last week, a passenger...

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Source attribution: The Guardian Business via theguardian.com. Original report: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/jul/16/why-did-ryanair-air-malta-plane-window-blow-out-mid-air-and-could-it-happen-again