Aarron Greaves, 32, was en route to the famend Spanish occasion island when he made the surprising discovery of injury to the aircraft window. The Ryanair flight, leaving from Manchester, appeared to have a “cracked window”, proper next to his seat. Despite his considerations, Ryanair workers reassured him there was no cause for alarm. Aaron, hailing from St Helens, Merseyside, took a photograph of himself poking his finger through the plastic cowl.
He said: “Everyone was scared and no one wanted to sit near it. I saw the crack after opening the window, so it was already there when I got on the plane. “The crew came over and informed us that an engineer had checked and it is structurally sound, but they did not say how it occurred. “I was pretty worried, but it all worked out OK in the end.”
Ryanair confirmed that the injury was only to the “window reveal”.
The airline said: “We note that the window reveal, which is used only to protect the window from scratches, was found to be damaged and has since been replaced”.
This is not the only nightmare passengers have confronted while on a Ryanair flight. A British passenger on a Ryanair flight has been sentenced to 225 hours of neighborhood service after boarding a flight certain for the Canary Islands drunk and carrying an empty bottle of vodka on the flight.
The incident occurred on a flight from Edinburgh to Lanzarote in July 2024 and pressured the plane to return to Edinburgh less than half-hour after take-off. According to witnesses, the man was carrying a vodka bottle, appeared drunk when boarding and used an digital cigarette in the cabin. During the flight, he started shouting at other passengers and although cabin crew confiscated the bottle and vape, the state of affairs wasn’t bettering and the pilot determined to return to Edinburgh Airport. Police officers detained the passenger along with two others concerned.
Meanwhile, a Ryanair flight earlier this month, also heading for Ibiza, descended into chaos after a video went viral displaying a group of rowdy passengers consuming, raving and singing in the aisle.
In the footage, which garnered over one million likes, TikTok person @tommymason12, said: “Safe to say cabin crew were not happy with us.”
While quite a few viewers confessed they would get pleasure from experiencing such an surroundings during a flight, others have expressed their worries about travelling to Ibiza following the footage.
“This would be my idea of hell,” remarked one particular person. “Would be an absolute nightmare,” famous another.
Someone else commented: “My worst fear. I absolutely hate flying. This would have really freaked me out.”
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