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17 July
The US leads the investigation into a Ryanair engine failure and window rupture incident involving a Boeing 737.
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The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) announced on July 17, 2026, that it will lead the investigation into a serious incident involving a Ryanair Boeing 737 over Greece. The flight experienced a window rupture and the detachment of a portion of its engine, resulting in a passenger being partially ejected from the cabin. This critical event raised significant safety concerns and prompted the NTSB to take charge of the inquiry.
The investigation will focus on the circumstances surrounding the window failure and engine component separation, which occurred during the flight in Greek airspace. The exact details of how the incident unfolded and its potential causes are still under examination. The involvement of the NTSB indicates a commitment to thoroughly assess the factors contributing to this hazardous situation, ensuring that necessary safety protocols are reviewed and enhanced as needed.
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