Ryanair CEO Denounces Report of Passenger Partially Ejected from Window as 'Completely Untrue'
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has forcefully refuted media reports that a passenger was partially sucked out of a window during a flight from London to Knock, Ireland. During a press conference, O'Leary described the story as "completely untrue" and "made up." While he confirmed the flight experienced some "normal turbulence" over the Irish Sea, he insisted the cabin was never depressurized and no passenger was in danger. O'Leary stated that the window seal remained intact throughout the flight. He also criticized the media outlet that first published the story for not contacting the airline for comment beforehand.
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