I am a Flight Attendant for one of the big 3 airlines. 27 yrs ago my roommate was working a domestic flight out of DFW when the Captain went into cardiac rest shortly after take off. My roommate was performing CPR in the entryway to the flight deck w/ another Flight Attendant assisting. They diverted w/ just the First Officer flying and were on the ground in 12 mins. Unfortunately, the Captain did not survive. We were all trained after this event on how to operate the pilot seats and seatbelt harness to extract an impaired pilot as quickly as possible.
@@EquineMetalheadi dont get people who make the second sentence seem like its a bad thing to say. Yes its tragic he died may he rest in peace. But its not bad to wish he died doing what he loved and that's his passion, flying the plane...
A doctor is going to be able to do precisely nothing without proper medical equipment and extra hands. Probably a PE, heart attack or stroke that killed this pilot. None of which a doctor will be able to do anything with. Those all require surgical intervention with lots of specialized equipment.
not much can be done by a doctor, if he is having cardiac arrest, you need to resus him. airway protection, intubate, iv lines, high flow oxygen. none of them are available in flight
Everyone makes a valid point! I’m a PA and even if I’m able to diagnose the medical condition, I’ll be very limited on treatment as I’ll need the medical equipments and meds for proper treatment in majority of cases. I think the best medical tool in most emergencies is CPR!!
If not for the money they want to keep, airlines could put 3 qualified pilots on every flight. Do not make they argument that it's too expensive - I'm telling you the investors are keeping the difference. They CAN afford it.
It's happened to another pilot a couple years ago, right after he took the jab. The story was swept under the rug very quickly. It does happen, nobody wants to talk about it.
Tragic. And to think airlines are trying to lobby governments to cut back requirements and costs in the hopes of requiring just a single pilot instead of having the 2 required pilots in the cockpit.
So heartbreaking and I'm just glad that the airline has guidelines for a flight from international or just longer flights.. ❤God Bless his family and friends 😢
There’s been quite a few pilots die either on the plane or in airports in the last 3 years. These also been a few that survived as they had the cardiac arrest shortly on landing or were just lucky. Apparently some airlines have adjusted ( lowered) their health standards for pilots to accommodate the many who have suffered heart complaints, also in the last 3 years
If you think about it, it should not be such a rare event, given that pilots spend most of their lives inside of airplanes. And they don't exercise and are sitting all day long.
It should not be scary, at least for you as a passenger. They do not put just two pilots for long haul flights. There are at least 3 pilots in there, so that they can rest and fly the plane in turns. RIP for the pilot tho🥲 so sad…
It was curious that the Turkish airlines jet was flying the shorter polar route over Canada to Istanbul and didn’t divert to a Canadian airport and flew south from Canadian airspace bypassing closer Canadian airports back into the US.
I think they decided that because pilot was already dead and THY has a hub in JFK so that would be able to divert passengers to a different plane easily.
@@berkekadircelik6282 Even if the captain died, they wasted more fuel crossing Canada to get back into the US, unless aviation fuel is cheaper in the US.
@@reecom9884 it would be harder to divert the passengers as I said. They probably have no extra planes stationed in those airports close by so they would have to fly another plane from one of their hubs which would cost much much more, than just flying to JFK which has a THY hub and quickly diverting passengers
1 too heavy to land 2 some passengers might not have visa entering Canada, better to land at the same country 3 more international flights to Europe departing from JFK so passengers can reroute to different airlines to Europe and transfer onto their own planes. 4 less resources in Canada for stranded passengers in term of ground crews
WHAT IN THE 911 SEASON PREMIER TRILOGY CLIFFHANGING EPISODES IS GOING ON HERE? I SWEAR ART AND LIFE ARE MERGING CREEPILY TOGETHER. CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY
Prayers to the pilot’s family and all those affected by this tragedy.🙏🏻
Thoughts and prayers to his family during this tragic time. That’s so sad.
This is so sad! Condolences to his family and close friends.
I am a Flight Attendant for one of the big 3 airlines. 27 yrs ago my roommate was working a domestic flight out of DFW when the Captain went into cardiac rest shortly after take off. My roommate was performing CPR in the entryway to the flight deck w/ another Flight Attendant assisting. They diverted w/ just the First Officer flying and were on the ground in 12 mins. Unfortunately, the Captain did not survive. We were all trained after this event on how to operate the pilot seats and seatbelt harness to extract an impaired pilot as quickly as possible.
what causes the pilots to die from heart attack midflights?
Wow, so sad!! The need to switch to having 3 pilotes on all planes!!
Rip to the pilot on board 😢😭
Oh my god that is horrible. At least he died doing what he loved. May he Rest in Peace and may comfort be with his family ❤️🙏🏻
Are you trying to be funny with that second sentence?
@@_eaturveggies01 No……why is that funny?
@@EquineMetalheadi dont get people who make the second sentence seem like its a bad thing to say. Yes its tragic he died may he rest in peace. But its not bad to wish he died doing what he loved and that's his passion, flying the plane...
Would it matter though if he died doing what he hated?
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Rest in peace captain
Am very sorry may God give his family strength
Thankfully First Officer managed to divert the plane and safely land.
Oh my god, prayers to the pilot's family. 😢
I feel like there should always be a doctor on board
A doctor is going to be able to do precisely nothing without proper medical equipment and extra hands. Probably a PE, heart attack or stroke that killed this pilot. None of which a doctor will be able to do anything with. Those all require surgical intervention with lots of specialized equipment.
not much can be done by a doctor, if he is having cardiac arrest, you need to resus him. airway protection, intubate, iv lines, high flow oxygen. none of them are available in flight
A doctor without medical equipment or medication can’t do anything but make a diagnosis if that.
Everyone makes a valid point! I’m a PA and even if I’m able to diagnose the medical condition, I’ll be very limited on treatment as I’ll need the medical equipments and meds for proper treatment in majority of cases. I think the best medical tool in most emergencies is CPR!!
Yah , they must have medical equipment on each flight along with a doctor to operate them.
Prayers to the captain and his family. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Condolences to family, loved ones and colleagues.
If not for the money they want to keep, airlines could put 3 qualified pilots on every flight.
Do not make they argument that it's too expensive - I'm telling you the investors are keeping the difference. They CAN afford it.
That’s a first for me, I’ve never heard of this happening before 😢!
It's happened to another pilot a couple years ago, right after he took the jab. The story was swept under the rug very quickly. It does happen, nobody wants to talk about it.
Oh good god, I’m so sorry!
Rip...sad ...May his soul rest in peace
Tragic. And to think airlines are trying to lobby governments to cut back requirements and costs in the hopes of requiring just a single pilot instead of having the 2 required pilots in the cockpit.
EXACTLY!!
So heartbreaking and I'm just glad that the airline has guidelines for a flight from international or just longer flights.. ❤God Bless his family and friends 😢
Imagine if regulators allowed budget cuts to just 1 pilot
I wouldn’t be flying at all if this was ever the case
Isn't it mandatory it should be 2 pilots??
Well to be honest that is quite rare to happen to an pilot.
Oh no! 😮😮 My condolences to his familt 😢
Omg..... I hope the family heals soon..
There’s been quite a few pilots die either on the plane or in airports in the last 3 years. These also been a few that survived as they had the cardiac arrest shortly on landing or were just lucky. Apparently some airlines have adjusted ( lowered) their health standards for pilots to accommodate the many who have suffered heart complaints, also in the last 3 years
Condolences to the family 😢
That is so sad 😢 Rest In Peace 😊
Thoughts and prayers for his family ❤
They should have an age limit and stricter physical wellness checks. The outcome could have been much worse
He wasn’t even 60 yet
prayers
Wow, that's scary!
If you think about it, it should not be such a rare event, given that pilots spend most of their lives inside of airplanes. And they don't exercise and are sitting all day long.
They don't fly THAT much. A pilot who compiles 1,000 hours a year is unusually busy.
@roberthudson1959 exactly, some pilots only work hald a year in terms of ours and the rest is vacation
@@chechenko_9430 Which means that they have 1000+ more hours a year to maintain their physical fitness.
I am so sorry for his family. What a tragedy
We never die , we just fly higher.rip cpt.
This is sad and scary I always fly with them.
It should not be scary, at least for you as a passenger. They do not put just two pilots for long haul flights. There are at least 3 pilots in there, so that they can rest and fly the plane in turns. RIP for the pilot tho🥲 so sad…
It was curious that the Turkish airlines jet was flying the shorter polar route over Canada to Istanbul and didn’t divert to a Canadian airport and flew south from Canadian airspace bypassing closer Canadian airports back into the US.
I think they decided that because pilot was already dead and THY has a hub in JFK so that would be able to divert passengers to a different plane easily.
@@berkekadircelik6282 Even if the captain died, they wasted more fuel crossing Canada to get back into the US, unless aviation fuel is cheaper in the US.
@@reecom9884 it would be harder to divert the passengers as I said. They probably have no extra planes stationed in those airports close by so they would have to fly another plane from one of their hubs which would cost much much more, than just flying to JFK which has a THY hub and quickly diverting passengers
The copilot wanted a day in NYC.
1 too heavy to land 2 some passengers might not have visa entering Canada, better to land at the same country 3 more international flights to Europe departing from JFK so passengers can reroute to different airlines to Europe and transfer onto their own planes. 4 less resources in Canada for stranded passengers in term of ground crews
May his soul rest in eternal peace and may God comfort the bereaved
Na i thought it was fake once i heard about it and now coming across this video
Prayers to everyone affected by his sudden death 🙏
sad
That’s sad
RIP 🙏
And the US wants to switch to single pilot flights.😢
Wow I never thought about that. Domestic flights… if the pilot passes out our dies everyone can die.
May the Almighty LORD strengthen the family
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Wrong airplane in the thumbnail
Stress
Forgot to pick up Mayor Adams.
and Don the Con Trump
😢🙏🏾
Typical Boeing.....
WHAT IN THE 911 SEASON PREMIER TRILOGY CLIFFHANGING EPISODES IS GOING ON HERE?
I SWEAR ART AND LIFE ARE MERGING CREEPILY TOGETHER.
CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY
i was just at Seattle at the time as i was coming back home from down in Hawaii when i saw this flight
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Yep, cabin crew state issues backstate corporate
UN CHAIR 姜晓娟一
side effects.
Erik Adam go turkey 🇹🇷 it’s free
All the boeing are now doing boing boing off the ground 🤷♀️
Hope it's not vax effects
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