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Captain Smit Machchhar, who was stabbed by his co-pilot aboard a flydubai flight today, spoke on a podcast about a year ago: “When we’re up there and something happens, who’s going to save you? You’ll be lucky if there’s a doctor on the plane, but if not, the flight...

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The Public View21 hours ago

Do pilots do a lot of podcasts?

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Darth Grogu22 hours ago

A true hero unlike trump.

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DoomzyD22 hours ago

Hero

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