A new video shows the shattered engine of a Ryanair plane after a passenger was sucked out of a window up to his shoulders during a mid-air ordeal.The man was left hanging outside the aircraft while his desperate wife clung to his feet after part of the engine broke away in flight and smashed through the window on Friday.Footage, shared by a Ryanair flight attendant, appears to show a missing engine blade and damage to the outside of the aircraft before panning to the smashed window.A large hole can be seen in the side of the engine casing.The Boeing 737-800, travelling from Thessaloniki, Greece, to Memmingen, Germany, was forced to turn back and make an emergency landing at its departure airport following the dramatic incident. Shortly after taking off, passengers heard a deafening bang as the jet's windows were shattered. Moments later, a man seated next to the window was reportedly 'sucked' through the opening, according to German newspaper BILD. A new video shows the shattered engine of a Ryanair plane after a passenger was sucked out of a window up to his shoulders during a mid-air ordeal Footage, shared by a Ryanair flight attendant, appears to show a missing engine blade and damage to the outside of the aircraft before panning to the shattered window A large hole can be seen in the side of the engine casing Shortly after taking off, passengers heard a deafening bang as the jet's windows were shattered. Pictured: The shattered window from outside the aircraft The Boeing 737-800, travelling from Thessaloniki, Greece , to Memmingen, Germany , was forced to turn back and make an emergency landing at its departure airport following the dramatic incident'His head and shoulders were sticking out of the broken window,' another witness told Greek broadcaster ERT.The man is believed to be a 61-year-old Serbian national. The man's wife apparently held him by his legs for about five minutes, after which fellow passengers were able to pull him back into the cabin as oxygen masks dropped down. Travellers feared they 'wouldn't make it' as the jet flew for around 30 minutes with the damaged window.One witness, who had been sitting at the back of the plane, said they did not initially realise what had happened.'We thought we were falling,' he said, before describing the injured passenger.'He had blood on his head. He fainted several times.''We were wearing oxygen masks, we didn't know if we would make it,' the witness added.A Ryanair spokesman told the Daily Mail: 'A Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki to Memmingen on Friday morning returned to Thessaloniki shortly after take-off when a passenger window dislodged inflight.'The aircraft landed normally and passengers returned to the terminal.'One passenger requested and received medical assistance on the ground in Thessaloniki.'In order to minimise any delay, a replacement aircraft was arranged to bring passengers to Memmingen which departed Thessaloniki at 9.53am local this morning.'