The only fatality was flight attendant Clarabelle Lansing, RIP 🙏🕊️

The only person that didn’t survive this was a flight attendant, she was walking and not strapped in at the moment this happened.

Clarabell Lansing, a dedicated Chief Flight Attendant for Aloha Airlines, tragically lost her life during Aloha Flight 243 on April 28, 1988. While the aircraft was en route from Hilo, Hawaii to Honolulu, it experienced a sudden and catastrophic explosive decompression, resulting in the loss of approximately one-third of its roof. According to eyewitness accounts from passengers, Ms. Lansing was standing near row 5 when the decompression occurred. The force of the decompression swept her out of the cabin through a hole in the left side of the fuselage, propelling her to an altitude of 24,000 feet. Sadly, she was the sole fatality in this distressing incident. Despite extensive search efforts, her body was never recovered.

I saw a documentary on it. Since then, I do not take off seat belts when seated even when the signs for seat belts are off.

In 1986, 22-year-old flight attendant Neerja Bhanot was on duty during Pan Am Flight 73 when terrorists hijacked it. One Indian-American passenger was swiftly killed by the hijackers, who then asked Bhanot to gather all passengers' passports to identify the Americans. Defying their orders, Bhanot hid 43 American passengers' passports, some under seats and others in the trash. After 17 grueling hours, the terrorists started setting off explosives and shooting. Bhanot, instead of escaping, opened the airplane doors and guided passengers to safety. In the process, she lost her life while protecting three American children from gunfire. One of the children she shielded, only seven at the time, later became an airline captain. He credited Bhanot as his inspiration.

The heroic driver brought down the plane whose front tire break down

Parents witness their baby's first steps 🥺

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Did he just grab the light 🤯

brother helps sister

The people in the back who stored their luggage in the front overhead bins, got everything they deserved.