Can you get sucked out of a hole in an aircraft? I had always been under the impression that the forces of air rushing out a broken window or hole in an airplane would be pretty limited and nothing near the levels necessary to carry a body through to the outside. The scene in Goldfinger has always been scoffed at by other pilots I have known.

However, recently I discovered that allegedly the pilot of an airliner was sucked out of a cockpit window in 1990 (re-enactment photo below):



Seems fishy to me. Is this for real? Can you really be sucked out of an aircraft window? Remind me to buckle up. Gives a whole new meaning to the word "deplaning".
Yes, it's real. Here's the official accident report on BA5390, which says:


  The commander had been partially sucked out of his windscreen aperture


And:


  The two men tried to pull the commander back within the aircraft [but]
  the effect of the slipstream frustrated their efforts


There's also Aloha 243 where one cabin crew member was ejected, although that was a really extreme case.