Passengers Pens ‘Goodbye’ Messages to Loved Ones As Plane’s Engine Burns
PLANE PASSENGERS – Terrified plane passengers wrote ‘goodbye’ messages to their loved ones as their plane’s engine burns due to bird’s strike.
There have been thousands of reports involving commercial aircraft accidents and incidents. We can’t imagine how we are going to handle during that situation. Two things for sure, we think about how to survive or say goodbye to our families.
Recently, an aircraft was attacked by a swarming flock of birds in Edmonton, Canada. Based on a report from LadBible, lots of passengers wrote ‘goodbye’ messages to their loved one as the engine of their aircraft burns.
Travelers shared their terrifying stories after the aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing at Abbotsford International Airport. A Twitter user behind @7REVOLUTION shared the actual footage taken from the plane window showing the engine on fire.
Scary moment but grateful for an amazing pilot & a safe return to Abbotsford. #Abbotsford #scary #flames @FlySwoop @yxxairport pic.twitter.com/04qdcL55bS
— Revolution (@7REVOLUTION) September 10, 2019
According to the report, several passengers began to pen their final messages to their families and friend, believing they wouldn’t survive the accident. Airport officials said a flock of geese was vacuumed into the engine, causing it to burn.
“I started seeing flames coming out of the right engine.” Passengers describe the terrifying moments before the plane they were on made an emergency landing in #Abbotsford. https://t.co/VCYOvhiuAh pic.twitter.com/hxto3cY2Rg
— Allison Hurst (@AllisonM_Hurst) September 11, 2019
A Facebook netizen named Donna-Lee Rayner took to the social media to express about the nightmare flight. She said, “Take off happens and all of the sudden this loud thud thud thud thud happens … smoke in the cabin and the smell of burning. I’m surprisingly calm but yet curios. Start my goodbye messages in case my phone is recovered after we crash.”
A netizen who appears to be living near the airport responded to her post, writing: “The burning wasn’t just the geese. You flew over my house and there were huge flames shooting out from the plane every time that there was an explosion and there were several explosions. I assume now that it was the plane backfiring.”
Based on the report, all passengers of the Canadian airline Swoop landed safely at the airport without an accident.
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