Americans: Real cause of Ryanair accident could be different from president's statement

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is exploring alternative explanations for a recent incident involving a Ryanair flight. During the flight, a passenger was partially expelled from the aircraft when a window cracked. While initial reports may have focused on specific causes, the NTSB announced Wednesday that it is not ruling out the possibility that the age or technical condition of the Boeing 737 was the true cause of the malfunction. This suggests a potential mechanical failure rather than solely external factors.

The incident has raised questions about the safety standards of aging aircraft. The NTSB's investigation aims to determine the precise sequence of events and the contributing factors. By considering the aircraft's age and maintenance history, investigators are seeking a comprehensive understanding of how such a dangerous situation could occur. The outcome of this investigation could have implications for aircraft maintenance protocols and safety regulations within the aviation industry.