A jet engine fan blade cut into a plane and caused a passenger to be partially sucked out of a window, the NTSB says - CNN

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A jet engine fan blade cut into a plane and caused a passenger to be partially sucked out of a window, the NTSB says

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**Summary:** A jet engine fan blade cut into a Ryanair flight, causing a passenger to be partially sucked out of a broken window. **Why It Matters:** This incident highlights the potential dangers posed by malfunctioning aircraft components and underscores the importance of thorough safety inspections and maintenance.