Ryanair sent rebooking email to passenger who was sucked out of plane window
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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 had is emails to my son, who booked our flights, asking if we want to rebook and asking how I was."But nobody from the company has contacted me directly, not even a phone call to show any concern." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say His wife Svetlana Grkovic Maksimovic described the airline's failure to reach out as "disgusting."Mr Karovic had been dozing in seat 11F, a window seat he received without paying extra, when an explosion he likened to a bomb detonating ripped through the cabin roughly 20 minutes after departure.
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