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🚨 URGENT INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY: BOEING 737 SLAMS INTO "UNKNOWN OBJECT" - PILOT BLOODIED, PLANE FORCED TO LAND Mid-flight to LAX, passengers hear the captain’s voice: “Unfortunately… we have some bad news. The aircraft has collided with an object.” Windshield shattered. Pilot bleeding. Emergency landing in Salt Lake City. Too... show more

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HustleBitch

19,860 views • 8 months ago

🚨#BREAKING: Alaska Airlines Forced to Make an Emergency Landing After Large Aircraft Window Blows Out Mid-Air 📌#Portland | #Oregon A Forced emergency landing was made of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 at Portland International Airport on Friday night. The flight, traveling from Portland to Ontario, California, faced severe depressurization, causing the ejection of a large window section and an unoccupied seat. This incident resulted in a child's shirt being ripped off. The Boeing 737-900/-9MAX aircraft reached a maximum altitude of 16,300 ft before safely returning to Portland International Airport. As of now, it remains unclear if anyone on board the flight was injured, as this story is still developing.

🚨#BREAKING: Alaska Airlines Forced to Make an Emergency Landing After Large Aircraft Window Blows Out Mid-Air 📌#Portland | #Oregon A Forced emergency landing was made of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 at Portland International Airport on Friday night. The flight, traveling from Portland to Ontario, California, faced severe depressurization, causing the ejection of a large window section and an unoccupied seat. This incident resulted in a child's shirt being ripped off. The Boeing 737-900/-9MAX aircraft reached a maximum altitude of 16,300 ft before safely returning to Portland International Airport. As of now, it remains unclear if anyone on board the flight was injured, as this story is still developing.

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BREAKING: The 911 call has been released involving the pilot who was forced to eject from the F-35 jet that went missing. In the 911 audio, the pilot could be heard explaining what had happened. He explained that he was flying at 2,000 feet and was forced to eject due to "an aircraft failure." "We need to get rescue rolling, I'm not suer where the airplane is. It would have crash-landed. I ejected." "I was at 2,000 feet... An aircraft failure." He also asked the dispatcher if she had heard any reports of a plane crash. Bizarre.

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6,587,180 views • 2 years ago

NEW: Air Canada pilot dragged out of the cock pit by a flight attendant while suffering from a seizure, causing an emergency landing. Air Canada said Flight AC7664 was en route from Newark, New Jersey, to Halifax, Nova Scotia, when the pilot suffered an apparent seizure. The captain allegedly yanked the wheel, causing the aircraft to jolt sideways, alarming passengers. The flight attendant dragged the pilot out of the cockpit, and passengers held down the pilot, who was seizing, for about 40 minutes. The first officer took over as captain and safely diverted the plane to an emergency landing in Boston. Rodney McDonald, who was traveling with his wife and 2 sons, said, "It really felt like someone had jilted the controls, and then it happened over and over again. And, you know, every thought goes through your mind, you start praying. My boys instantly started praying."

NEW: Air Canada pilot dragged out of the cock pit by a flight attendant while suffering from a seizure, causing an emergency landing. Air Canada said Flight AC7664 was en route from Newark, New Jersey, to Halifax, Nova Scotia, when the pilot suffered an apparent seizure. The captain allegedly yanked the wheel, causing the aircraft to jolt sideways, alarming passengers. The flight attendant dragged the pilot out of the cockpit, and passengers held down the pilot, who was seizing, for about 40 minutes. The first officer took over as captain and safely diverted the plane to an emergency landing in Boston. Rodney McDonald, who was traveling with his wife and 2 sons, said, "It really felt like someone had jilted the controls, and then it happened over and over again. And, you know, every thought goes through your mind, you start praying. My boys instantly started praying."

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110,934 views • 2 months ago

NEW: Drone strike reported in San Diego, California, on a Boeing 737 jumbo jet operated by United Airlines. According to officials, the drone hit the plane at about 3000 feet as it was coming in for a landing from San Francisco. "United Flight 1980 reported a possible drone strike just prior to arriving in San Diego," United Airlines said. "The flight landed safely, and customers deplaned normally at the gate. Our maintenance team found no damage after thoroughly inspecting the aircraft." According to the pilot, the drone was small, red, and shiny. "Drone strike" in California was not on my bingo card today. Audio: Thenewarea51

NEW: Drone strike reported in San Diego, California, on a Boeing 737 jumbo jet operated by United Airlines. According to officials, the drone hit the plane at about 3000 feet as it was coming in for a landing from San Francisco. "United Flight 1980 reported a possible drone strike just prior to arriving in San Diego," United Airlines said. "The flight landed safely, and customers deplaned normally at the gate. Our maintenance team found no damage after thoroughly inspecting the aircraft." According to the pilot, the drone was small, red, and shiny. "Drone strike" in California was not on my bingo card today. Audio: Thenewarea51

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