A passenger aboard a Ryanair flight who was partially ejected from a broken window has expressed frustration over the airline's response to the incident. Ljubisa Karovic, 61, said Ryanair has shown little concern for the trauma he experienced, with their sole communication being an offer to book another flight.

The incident occurred when a window shattered mid-flight, causing Karovic to be half-sucked out of the aircraft. Details on the date and route of the flight were not disclosed. Karovic described the experience as traumatic and criticized the airline for what he perceives as a lack of empathy or appropriate follow-up.

Ryanair’s response, as described by Karovic, did not include any expression of sympathy or acknowledgement of the severity of the event. Instead, the company reportedly contacted him only to inquire if he wished to arrange a new flight.

There was no immediate official statement from Ryanair addressing the matter or confirming their handling of the situation. Safety concerns regarding aircraft window integrity have become a focus after the incident, prompting calls for review and potential modifications to prevent recurrence. However, specifics on Ryanair’s planned safety measures, if any, have yet to be released.

Karovic’s case highlights the emotional and psychological impact such incidents can have on passengers, and raises questions about how airlines support customers following serious inflight emergencies.