@@squaregangster everything in every area of life on earth is weird strange now, Way Beyond what it ever was. We are in end of end times as the Bible states. God has been so patient in warning us to escape far worse eternally, is to known Jesus. He died, rose and concurred death to save us. Believe and Ask Him into your heart and life.
The person should have been found on the mechanic walk around. That’s one of the main areas we check. Don’t know what kind of maintenance they are doing
Pilots do the pre-flight not maintenance in most airlines so unless they had a mechanical issue of some kind Line Maintenance won't usually look until a night stop.
Lead ramp agent and both pilots do a walk around. I’m confused as to how a stowaway could have got in the wheel well. Only way is if ramp agents and the pilots severely dropped the ball.
I remember a similar incident happened in Massachusetts about ten years ago. A 16 year-old boy from North Carolina climbed into the wheel well of a plane flying from Charlotte to Boston. On approach into Boston, the pilots lowered the landing gear and the boy's frozen body fell from 3000 feet and landed right on the front lawn of a home in Milton, MA. There's no excuse for why this type of thing continues to happen.
The inspection is made with the plane standing on its wheels, on land, a while before the flight. Presumably, the person managed to get into the space right before the flight.
I don't think they pre-flight way up in the wheel well. They did a regular pre-flight from all appearances. A stowaway indicates nothing about the pre-flight.
Consider that in a wheel well, it wouldn’t take much of an explosive device to cause severe damage…. That it was a suicide attack, it would have been 100% successful…. THAT’S what concerns me……..
Meanwhile as a paying customer I'm treated like a criminal going through security and God forbid if you take 2 lighters or a bottle of water. While they're harassing us, the real criminals are sneaking if not already on the plane lol
@@SandraLily2 Sadly many people dnt know this. They just figure, they're on board the plane, they're good. A little critical thinking and a google search would certainly clear that up but nope.
@@Joe-y6c5s al-jeezzera news 24 hours. ALL the security on the "Air Side" of Vancouver's internatonal in Canada are Sikh or Muslim. All of them. Worked there.
People forget that airplanes fly higher than Everest for about an hour for a regional flight. People cant breath without oxygen for 8 mins on Everest... Not to mention freeze to death even if you do have the air.
~ São Paulo to Chicago is long enough then adding the flight to Maui! Sadly either leg of those flights is quite long & freezing cold especially in a wheel well.
@@shakey2634 But if he climbed in in Brazil, he most certainly died en route Chicago and would have been ejected when the plane lowered its landing gear in Chicago, or with the impact of the plane actually touching down in Chicago. It seems more likely that he climbed in in Chicago.
@@Giorgio-m7y It’s certainly possible he climbed in at Chicago, I just think airport security at ORD would be tighter there than in Brazil. This has happened a number of times before and these guys either tie themselves into place or wedge themselves in tight. It’s possible the plain went through Chicago and the body went unseen up in the wheel well.
The only thing that kind of tops this, is those people in Afghanistan who held onto the outside of the plane (which was evacuating people to the US). As the plane took off (and gained a fair amount of height) you could see a few folks fall to their deaths. It was a very sad and scary sight, I was actually surprised that some were able to hold on for those seconds after "wheels up."
90% of viewers at minimum wouldn't even know the difference from the thumbnail, but it isn't difficult at all to find a photo of a 787. Probably some intern at the station grabbed the first UAL pic that came up in a Google images search.
You might think this idea sounds plausible to a child but even the dullest adult would have to be at the bottom of the bell curve off the page to try it.
Darwin Award well earned. Do you know how cold it is at 22,000 feet and how thin the air is? I did a search this is the Altitude that commercial jets fly at: Between 32,000 and 40,000 feet
Not only is there no heat to survive at that altitude, not only is there no oxygen to survive that altitude, even if there was oxygen there isn't enough air pressure to put the oxygen into your lungs at that altitude. But the wheelwell is a place where the pilot is supposed to check when he does his walk around so once again we see pilots not doing their due diligence. And this doesn't even begin to mention an unauthorized person giving themselves access to the apron of an airport.
Seriously, people. Which part of 30,000 feet for hours long flight did not engage the instinct for survival? Just did a quick price check...$403 bucks, one stop from Chicago to Maui, one way flight. This made no sense.
Bet they got on in South America. No one looked in the wheel well preflight. They are supposed to do a big check (ETOPS) when the planes fly over oceans.
Wow, that reporter has no idea what he's talking about. Stowaway, belly of the airplane, wheel well....all very different things that he lumps into one thing.
The other question is why was someone clever enough to nix security but wasn’t educated enough to know three to four hours at 40,000 feet is a death sentence. And worse, there’s no bar service.
So the person snuck into the wheel well in Brazil and no one checked in Chicago (because why would we need to look in the wheel wells expect for spot checking and maintenance) and they found it in Maui. That makes more sense.
He could've stowed away in Brazil 🇧🇷 and not found until Maui. TSA does internal security of passengers inside the airport,they don't do security of the planes on the tarmac.
Different security responsibilities.. The cabin stowaway can always happen with lax gate agents.. 12X Repeat stowaway should be barred from airports at this point.
This reminds me of that kid who did this but survived - He was trying to get back to his mom in Ethiopia, He almost died. He later advised on the news to never try that.
I flown delta that last couple years 3 times absolutely pitiful. COULD SMELL THE FUMES FROM THE ENGINE'S. SCARED ME.THE WHOLE TRIPS. I'm poor my friend payed the tickets. We are getting older so it was great to my friends. But there won't be a reunion tour for sure. I just seen some videos of the bad air on airplanes. I've been coughing since I've been home
@@kl0wnkiller912 actually it wouldn't because many of these stowaways are trying to get on from poor countries to get to America. They have no knowledge of commercial airliners. Many have never been on a plane.
It's irrelevant to tie in the people caught trying to hitch a free ride IN the planes. Reminds me of Mrs. Quonsett. Climbing into a jet's landing gear bay is a "whole 'nother story," and the punishment is death.
Desperate people do unusual things. The stowaway would've been absolutely needy. In 2015 a man walked 31 miles to Britain from France through the Channel Tunnel dodging trains travelling at 100 mph. He had fled from a war torn country and was arrested on arrival in the UK but later released by a judge at Canterbury Crown Court in 2016. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else but admired him for walking all that way in a dark tunnel all by himself. 🇬🇧.
Desperate people? Nazi's do desperate things, doesnt mean I respect them lmfao. He was in France. A safe country. Litterally only moved to Britain for economic reasons
@@SelenaKnight-n7h have a heart for a criminal that cant go through the asylum process? Endangering hundred of people by walking somewhere not even workers can go while the trains are running? That type of blatant selfishness and lack of understanding and care about how your actions affect others, all wrapped up in a nice bow of entitlement. You never hear these stories about refugees that actually care about the country they are trying to gain asylum from and do what they are suppose to. Just because im desperate, doesnt mean I can endanger you and many others. Its completely asinine!
Alot of comments are calling the dead person stupid but feel like this person had to be Desperate to leave Brazil. So i wonder what would make someone this desperate.
He was likely a stowaway from a previous flight that only got found in Maui , it makes no sense for someone according to flight radar the same aircraft arrived from São Paulo , a place notorious for this kind of incident
WTF people thinking, "I'll just sit somewhere on the metal and hold on for my life when the hatch opens" when they come up with these plans? I mean, why not just stay where you are, unless you're running from aliens?
@@asanseil5553 Because they watched too many Tom Cruise Mission Impossible movies of doing stunts of him holding onto jet airplanes while it flies in the air.
I used to fly off flag charters in B737's to Havana Cuba back in the 90s. When we would depart at night, the military would follow us to the runway, shining a spotlight on the landing gear looking for stowaways.
With the technology at hand, why is the Airline Industry(especially the FAA making it mandatory)not putting cameras in wheel wells and any other part of the plane where a person could hide? Yes it's understandable that every extra ounce of weight adds up to the total weight of the planes. But we're talking about High - Tech cameras that are small and weight very little compared to someone who stowaways on a plane(Average U.S. female weight is 170.8lbs./Average U.S. male weight is 199.8lbs.) The safety concerns outway the extra camera weight significantly, example being an airplane wheel well stowaway who is a suicide - bomber 💥, I think this question is quite obviously a very ansible one. What say the FAA and Airline Industry if not already in place(and if it is why hasn't these wheel well stowaways been detected) But if not been implemented, WHY NOT!?!
People watch the news all over the world and I hope this story didn’t give the wrong person a bad idea since the maintenance personnel are slipping on their quality inspection.
well if maui police are involved its assured that the report wont be written in english, the findings wont be relevant to the case, and theyre going to go home early.
The individual probably climbed in in Brazil and the body wasnt found in Chicago. Quite a long flight with a lot of movement that didnt dislodge the corpse. I feel sorry for the trauma of the person in Maui who found it.
Hawaii is overrated. Not sure why you would risk your life to go there? The irony is half the people who live there want to move somewhere else. Sneaking onto a flight is a lot different than hiding in the wheel well of a plane that flies at 35,000 feet.
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TSA will scrutinize every cubic inch of your luggage AND body but somebody could plant a device in a wheel well unnoticed! 💀
They do plant things on aircraft,usually RON aircraft
The TSA screens employees and passengers. Once they're on the ramp they would've already been screened...
If you jumped the fence, TSA doesn't patrol that. That would be the Airport police.
@@katarzynazabinska6487 how are they getting on the ramp?
Fact
Airport security?
If someone can put their body in there, they can put anything else in there too
Thebperson was hiding in the wheelwell, no one put them there.
R u mentally challenged 🤨
Most of what the TSA does is just theater to give people the illusion of safety. These are employees whose only skill is not having a criminal record.
@@spoodlydoodler3552 you've *completely* missed the point of the message. 😬
I’m hoping this was a security breach that happened in Brazil, and not in Chicago.
We pay for 9/11 security taxes, things like this should not happen.
Can you imagine if the person hiding there is carrying a bomb?
It is possible that the body was on the plane from Sao Paulo Guarulhos all this time.
What security 😂😂😂😂 if you dont speak, NSA has no fockin idea wtf someones gonna do
Yes, that's right. If we pay taxes for it everything should always be 100% perfect 100% of the time, with no exceptions, ever.
Thank goodness the TSA found my old fashion can opener in my carry on…. It’s so dangerous
These airline stories just keep getting weirder and weirder
One hell of a ride!
Indeed
@@squaregangster everything in every area of life on earth is weird strange now, Way Beyond what it ever was. We are in end of end times as the Bible states. God has been so patient in warning us to escape far worse eternally, is to known Jesus. He died, rose and concurred death to save us. Believe and Ask Him into your heart and life.
@@Kay-ws2kk and then what?
Not really. Stowaways happen every few months. Nothing new....
The person should have been found on the mechanic walk around. That’s one of the main areas we check. Don’t know what kind of maintenance they are doing
Stowaways normally get into undercarriage after the aircraft have taxied away from the ramp and post pre-flight inspection.
People do get in the wheelwell while taxiing too....
Pilots do the pre-flight not maintenance in most airlines so unless they had a mechanical issue of some kind Line Maintenance won't usually look until a night stop.
Lead ramp agent and both pilots do a walk around. I’m confused as to how a stowaway could have got in the wheel well. Only way is if ramp agents and the pilots severely dropped the ball.
Not much.
This just proves how easy it would be to plant something that shouldn't be in that wheel well. 🤦🏼♀️😑
While they're taking away our toenail clippers
"Something" would have to enter through security just as most of these humans do.
Yeah, someone even shoved a dead body up in there!
No security
Bodies of stowaways used to drop out of wheel-wells as planes approached Heathrow Airport UK.
Now just imagine if that "body" was a suicide bomber.
@@iLLSHiNEz My thoughts too.
I remember a similar incident happened in Massachusetts about ten years ago. A 16 year-old boy from North Carolina climbed into the wheel well of a plane flying from Charlotte to Boston. On approach into Boston, the pilots lowered the landing gear and the boy's frozen body fell from 3000 feet and landed right on the front lawn of a home in Milton, MA.
There's no excuse for why this type of thing continues to happen.
@@sean2015 you can't prevent stupidity.
Yes, it's true that there's no excuse for stupidity. But it'll exist as long as humans do.
Jesus.
It was yo momma
It’s crazy that the landing gear already opens in Milton. Takes me 3 hours to get through the split.
The most unbelievable part of this vid wasn't the body from Chicago found in the wheel well, but the part where the plane "arrived right on time"
lol, bravo
Lol!!!
Airlines will wake up one day and place security cameras in the wheel wells
😂
Wait 🤣🤣
I think the bigger question is did anyone do a pre-flight inspection on the plane????
Bigtime. There is a ramp mech channel called “Stig” he takes you through ramp checks on American Air in LA. He definitely does the checks.
The inspection is made with the plane standing on its wheels, on land, a while before the flight. Presumably, the person managed to get into the space right before the flight.
I don't think they pre-flight way up in the wheel well. They did a regular pre-flight from all appearances. A stowaway indicates nothing about the pre-flight.
@ he may have or they didn’t look in the wheel well.
A preflight won’t stop a person from stowing away after the preflight has been completed.
Wow, people dying to get out of Chicago.
No, people are dying to leave Brazil.
Or to get into Chicago...
Or Israel IDF diaper forces Lost Big Time and committed genocide
@@caspiana3623
Who's trying to get into Chicago?
@@JameyMcQueen, Don’t believe all the F/N highlights. You don’t have to be afraid. You’ll be okay if you visited.
Consider that in a wheel well, it wouldn’t take much of an explosive device to cause severe damage…. That it was a suicide attack, it would have been 100% successful…. THAT’S what concerns me……..
You're all heart.
People don't need to attack the planes. They are already coming in illegally through the border and committing crimes over and over again and again.
Meanwhile as a paying customer I'm treated like a criminal going through security and God forbid if you take 2 lighters or a bottle of water. While they're harassing us, the real criminals are sneaking if not already on the plane lol
I once had my hands swabbed for gun residue because I brought a jar of penut butter on the plane.
@@nikkibest5010😂😂😂 WHAT
Irony…
Because of people like you in the airline world you are the problem.
Yea, the real criminals are employment individuals! When your blood sweat and tears pay for those tickets they should not treat you like animals.
Practically no oxygen and temperature at -50F at 30,000+ feet. Trying to find sympathy for stupid is difficult.
@@SandraLily2 Sadly many people dnt know this. They just figure, they're on board the plane, they're good. A little critical thinking and a google search would certainly clear that up but nope.
Its pretty common sense
@@williamjames648elementary school-level reasoning skills would tell you for this stowaway it either was NOT common sense or he was suicidal
Risking your life for something better....means you're really leaving some crap behind.
😂 Facts.
Why do we have security at airports if they fail to do their basic job description.
Everyone is looking down on their phone 😅
@@Joe-y6c5s al-jeezzera news 24 hours. ALL the security on the "Air Side" of Vancouver's internatonal in Canada are Sikh or Muslim. All of them. Worked there.
It’s another illusion
It's to make people feel better and to discourage the potentially dangerous but ultimately unmotivated troublemakers.
Why are other people not as "perfect," infallable and 100% wonderful as you are? How long have you been on this planet? Perfection is a fool's goal.
People forget that airplanes fly higher than Everest for about an hour for a regional flight. People cant breath without oxygen for 8 mins on Everest... Not to mention freeze to death even if you do have the air.
Unless they're from the Andes Mountains, those folks can breathe just fine at high altitudes.
@@geigertec5921 🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😂😂😂
Edmund Hillary & Tenzing Norgay reached Everest’s summit without oxygen & stayed twice that amount of time. Just saying
@@RahulRk-tr7ot About 15 minutes
@@notsorryyouretriggered Is it? Yeah then they must be Aliens.
And that person died possibly due to their own stupidity. 🤦🏻♀️ Unbelievable.
Possibly?
@@Xfactor444-x4n Who knows!
Guys be respectful
That's what Elon says about Jesus Christ, Nikola Tesla, the inventor of nylon and the diesel engine.
More likely desperation. Try to grow a heart.
Sometimes "free" ain't worth it.
Meh...
True that.
Except it wasn’t free. It cost the person their life. That’s a steep price to pay.
@@TVHouseHistorian Except that they thought it was free.
Sometimes stupid goes beyond just hurting.
I wonder if they got on in San Paulo and died on route to Chicago but wasn’t found then?
most likely
~ São Paulo to Chicago is long enough then adding the flight to Maui! Sadly either leg of those flights is quite long & freezing cold especially in a wheel well.
@@grumpyoldlady_rants That’s what I thought too. Probably why they don’t have any information on him either.
That seems to be a reasonable theory, but would the body not have dropped out when the plane touched down in Chicago?
@@libertyvilleguy2903 could have been jammed against something and frozen in place or clothing snagged. maybe had his arm wrapped around something.
What a fool. He didn’t get a bag of pretzels or a beverage.
A recruit at MCRD San Diego snuck off base and took a wheel well ride, dont remember where he was going but didnt make it, froze to death. Year 1971.
lose 3 to 5 degrees for every 1000 ft we were taught. brrrr
Most likely climbed in the wheel well in Brazil.
^THIS^
@@shamaroneprobably...and died enroute to the States and then somebody didn't do their job...🙄
Exactly!
@@shakey2634 But if he climbed in in Brazil, he most certainly died en route Chicago and would have been ejected when the plane lowered its landing gear in Chicago, or with the impact of the plane actually touching down in Chicago. It seems more likely that he climbed in in Chicago.
@@Giorgio-m7y
It’s certainly possible he climbed in at Chicago, I just think airport security at ORD would be tighter there than in Brazil. This has happened a number of times before and these guys either tie themselves into place or wedge themselves in tight. It’s possible the plain went through Chicago and the body went unseen up in the wheel well.
The only thing that kind of tops this, is those people in Afghanistan who held onto the outside of the plane (which was evacuating people to the US). As the plane took off (and gained a fair amount of height) you could see a few folks fall to their deaths. It was a very sad and scary sight, I was actually surprised that some were able to hold on for those seconds after "wheels up."
COMMANDO ….. Arnold paved the way for this video
😅👍
And he stuck the landing after that 1000ft free fall 😅
From inside the cabin. And his friend wasn't disturbed, as he was dead tired.
Arnold was smart enough to jump before the jet climbed to 32k and the temperature dipped to 40 below.
If it was a 787, maybe don't use an E170 as the thumbnail. Embraer had a bad enough day today and it's misleading to confuse the two major stories
90% of viewers at minimum wouldn't even know the difference from the thumbnail, but it isn't difficult at all to find a photo of a 787.
Probably some intern at the station grabbed the first UAL pic that came up in a Google images search.
With the sheer amount of stock photos they used I initially assumed it was a 777-200 or smth.
but from what u said and the accurate images atleast now i know its a 787
People fleeing Chicago like it's Kandahar
More like Kenya.
@@kl0wnkiller912, or like North Carolina last summer!
You might think this idea sounds plausible to a child but even the dullest adult would have to be at the bottom of the bell curve off the page to try it.
Its probably an illegal who has one brain cell
With all the airport securities this is unacceptable. They need to stop this from happening before it becomes a catastrophic event.
Darwin Award well earned. Do you know how cold it is at 22,000 feet and how thin the air is?
I did a search this is the Altitude that commercial jets fly at:
Between 32,000 and 40,000 feet
@@mikeskidmore6754 Don't discount their effort😂
People have survived at that altitude. There was a guy who made it to Europe from Nigeria decades ago. Probably a 1 in 1000 chance of survival
A typical cruising altitude for a passenger airplane is around 35,000 feet.
people climb mountains higher than that. i guess you need to get your darwin award too
@@Blox117 people are prepared to climb that high. Not for a plane ride. Here's your award too. 🏆
My guess is that they got into the wheel well in Sao Paulo and was not seen in the thru flight inspection at o hare....
I 2nd that.
I agree
I third that.
4th that
What? We got a detective over here! Ha Haaaaaaaaa
Not only is there no heat to survive at that altitude, not only is there no oxygen to survive that altitude, even if there was oxygen there isn't enough air pressure to put the oxygen into your lungs at that altitude.
But the wheelwell is a place where the pilot is supposed to check when he does his walk around so once again we see pilots not doing their due diligence. And this doesn't even begin to mention an unauthorized person giving themselves access to the apron of an airport.
@marks6663 I'm no pilot but I'm guessing United airline pilots do not do "walk arounds"
They have ground crews that do walkarounds.
Seriously, people. Which part of 30,000 feet for hours long flight did not engage the instinct for survival? Just did a quick price check...$403 bucks, one stop from Chicago to Maui, one way flight. This made no sense.
In the past, they were usually very young or had a third-world education.
Unless he had stayed on from Brazil.
Bet they got on in South America. No one looked in the wheel well preflight. They are supposed to do a big check (ETOPS) when the planes fly over oceans.
@@jacksonhamilton6302I might not have made it that long in coach let alone in a wheel well
@@jacksonhamilton6302 Nonsense, see other comments.
Airlines security is only about making sure to charge you more money if your luggage doesn't fit the bag checker.
What an idiotic comment. For a multitude of reason....
thanks for telling us you fly peasant airlines like spirit and ryanair
Wow, that reporter has no idea what he's talking about. Stowaway, belly of the airplane, wheel well....all very different things that he lumps into one thing.
Just imagine if some1 with "Bad intent" was to stow away unchecked on a passenger plane "What" might happen? HAVE WE LEARNT NOTHING?
Apparently not.
@@garylefevers That's what i'm thinking, scary as hell.
Well, now they know they can get away with it... sometimes the news media is not a good thing.
@@kl0wnkiller912 If the travel companies, airport staff & security feel embarrassed then perhaps the media can be useful?
The long lines at security are THEATER.
You would never be on time if they didn’t make you wait
No, Its not. Its setup for federal agents warrantless cash grab, with referrals to airline employees who refer (paying travelers) if cash is found.
The other question is why was someone clever enough to nix security but wasn’t educated enough to know three to four hours at 40,000 feet is a death sentence. And worse, there’s no bar service.
No bar service would have been the game changer for me. 🥂
Aloha means hello...and goodbye.
I also want to go to Maui on vacation but I prefer to save money for the trip.
I'd paddle board to Hawaii and take my chances before pulling a stunt like this. 😬
So the person snuck into the wheel well in Brazil and no one checked in Chicago (because why would we need to look in the wheel wells expect for spot checking and maintenance) and they found it in Maui. That makes more sense.
do i get a free checked bag when i fly in the wheel well seat?
The fact that people are able to do this at all tells me that TSA has failed at their job.
He could've stowed away in Brazil 🇧🇷 and not found until Maui.
TSA does internal security of passengers inside the airport,they don't do security of the planes on the tarmac.
nhansen197 is perhaps THE most ignorant person making comments. Doesn’t even know what TSA is responsible for. Wow, that is one STUPID human being.
Different security responsibilities.. The cabin stowaway can always happen with lax gate agents.. 12X Repeat stowaway should be barred from airports at this point.
This is on the ramp
@@nhansen197 tsa has nothing to do with that.
Normally I would say they had to be an illegal but now-a-days the education level of the average American could even be worse so...
If someone is dumb enough to climb in there they're also likely too dumb to know you need oxygen to breathe
MG-by, you need more than that. It’s can get as low as negative 70* Fahrenheit seven miles up.
Inspection of the planes and security checks ???🤨🤨
Ground inspections between flights are done with the gear doors closed and one does not climb up to look inside unless you suspect an issue.
Very surprising maintenance didn't catch this while it was parked.
This reminds me of that kid who did this but survived - He was trying to get back to his mom in Ethiopia, He almost died. He later advised on the news to never try that.
and people continue to EVER try that.
@@DwightStJohn-t7y lmaoo
@DwightStJohn-t7y i meant never try that...i corrected it
Do they still get the frequent flyer miles?
United has become the airline I want nowhere near these days... so many maintenance and safety concerns. Like how does this even happen?
I flown delta that last couple years 3 times absolutely pitiful. COULD SMELL THE FUMES FROM THE ENGINE'S. SCARED ME.THE WHOLE TRIPS. I'm poor my friend payed the tickets. We are getting older so it was great to my friends. But there won't be a reunion tour for sure. I just seen some videos of the bad air on airplanes. I've been coughing since I've been home
Well who would fly over that much water like that? Savage.
Time to put mini cameras in the wheel wells to monitor and see activity.
Naa, just make sure to lower the landing gear over unoccupied terrain... The problem will solve itself.
@@kl0wnkiller912 😹😹😹
@@kl0wnkiller912 actually it wouldn't because many of these stowaways are trying to get on from poor countries to get to America. They have no knowledge of commercial airliners. Many have never been on a plane.
CBS 2 Chicago, comparing the stowaway old lady, really?
It's irrelevant to tie in the people caught trying to hitch a free ride IN the planes. Reminds me of Mrs. Quonsett. Climbing into a jet's landing gear bay is a "whole 'nother story," and the punishment is death.
Desperate people do unusual things. The stowaway would've been absolutely needy.
In 2015 a man walked 31 miles to Britain from France through the Channel Tunnel dodging trains travelling at 100 mph.
He had fled from a war torn country and was arrested on arrival in the UK but later released by a judge at Canterbury Crown Court in 2016.
I wouldn't recommend it to anyone else but admired him for walking all that way in a dark tunnel all by himself.
🇬🇧.
those poor trains got unlucky
@@Blox117 Have a heart!
Desperate people? Nazi's do desperate things, doesnt mean I respect them lmfao.
He was in France. A safe country. Litterally only moved to Britain for economic reasons
@@SelenaKnight-n7h have a heart for a criminal that cant go through the asylum process? Endangering hundred of people by walking somewhere not even workers can go while the trains are running?
That type of blatant selfishness and lack of understanding and care about how your actions affect others, all wrapped up in a nice bow of entitlement. You never hear these stories about refugees that actually care about the country they are trying to gain asylum from and do what they are suppose to.
Just because im desperate, doesnt mean I can endanger you and many others. Its completely asinine!
Desperate to the point of madness?
Some people would rather fly in the wheel well than spirit
The primary clue, Sao Paulo Brazil.
Alot of comments are calling the dead person stupid but feel like this person had to be Desperate to leave Brazil. So i wonder what would make someone this desperate.
So much for the free trip to Hawaii.
He was likely a stowaway from a previous flight that only got found in Maui , it makes no sense for someone according to flight radar the same aircraft arrived from São Paulo , a place notorious for this kind of incident
WTF people thinking, "I'll just sit somewhere on the metal and hold on for my life when the hatch opens" when they come up with these plans? I mean, why not just stay where you are, unless you're running from aliens?
@@asanseil5553 Because they watched too many Tom Cruise Mission Impossible movies of doing stunts of him holding onto jet airplanes while it flies in the air.
Deported the hard way.
Thank you for flying United airlines..!!... Have a nice day..!!
.. and never mind the dead body in the wheel well..!!... See you back soon..!!!
I used to fly off flag charters in B737's to Havana Cuba back in the 90s. When we would depart at night, the military would follow us to the runway, shining a spotlight on the landing gear looking for stowaways.
Do we have clearance Clarence? Roger, Roger.
This ain’t a movie…..This real life.
The stupidity of humans in this day and age is staggering.
When your vacation plans don't exactly go as you hoped for.....
With the technology at hand, why is the Airline Industry(especially the FAA making it mandatory)not putting cameras in wheel wells and any other part of the plane where a person could hide? Yes it's understandable that every extra ounce of weight adds up to the total weight of the planes. But we're talking about High - Tech cameras that are small and weight very little compared to someone who stowaways on a plane(Average U.S. female weight is 170.8lbs./Average U.S. male weight is 199.8lbs.) The safety concerns outway the extra camera weight significantly, example being an airplane wheel well stowaway who is a suicide - bomber 💥, I think this question is quite obviously a very ansible one. What say the FAA and Airline Industry if not already in place(and if it is why hasn't these wheel well stowaways been detected) But if not been implemented, WHY NOT!?!
Cost and upkeep for marginal benefits. Bigger question, why can't people stop being so dumb?
Not sure how a in cabin stow away is associated with someone in the wheel bay outside who died. Dare say it just bloated the story
Ticket prices really that outta control?😂
dude really needed a holiday
No security like the US border
Probably should add to job duties of ramp agents to do quick basic routine inspections of wheel wells I'm thinking. Just to be on safe side.
Yeah, somebody needs to be fired. Major security breech.
@@David-qo7lz or breach even...
@ 😂 ok, you got me. 🙄
@David-qo7lz LOL! Sorry, I have spelling tourettes, it's uncontrollable, and my only disability 😆
Dude REALLY wanted to go to Maui, damn.
Here today, gone tomaui.
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O hare today gone tomaui.
Panties
It's not what you think guys. United is now offering that location as a "Leisure Class" ticket.
Air temperature at 35000 feet is about -40 to -50 °.
One has to admire the determination of a dedicated bargain hunter.
People watch the news all over the world and I hope this story didn’t give the wrong person a bad idea since the maintenance personnel are slipping on their quality inspection.
well if maui police are involved its assured that the report wont be written in english, the findings wont be relevant to the case, and theyre going to go home early.
Ignorant comment
Sounds like you have spent some time in Maui !! Lol
You foreigners think you know everything 😀
Aren't the wheel wells part of the pilot's pre-trip inspection?
Seemed like a cool idea at the time, and it turned out to be a little too much so.
They guy worked at the airport/ once you have a CDEA badge its easy to get anywhere on the field
The type of people people hired for security at airports in the US, is scary! Overweight, elderly & seemingly, uneducated.
Do airlines not have mandatory safety and security checks before every flight??
Yes or should I say they are suppose too
That's a long flight with heat and oxygen..
Marilyn Hartman never hid in a wheel well, she snuck onto planes as a cabin passenger.
Sao Paulo-O'Hare-Maui. Interesting routing...
Yes, sure is. But they said it's a 787, that's big one. So good size for over water.
@@dolbra4 that may not necessarily be an everyday routing.
The individual probably climbed in in Brazil and the body wasnt found in Chicago. Quite a long flight with a lot of movement that didnt dislodge the corpse. I feel sorry for the trauma of the person in Maui who found it.
"So that's what happened to pinball"
Who put it there???
You gotta take the cold and factor and oxygen
So before a flight takes off there's no checklist to make sure nobody is in the landinggear compartment?
Some people are not very smart.
Probably a Trump supporter looking for something for free, as usual!
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border people wanted to go to hawaii
@@danielgloverpiano7693 u mean ur man
How long does it take to defrost a body that is clinging to the landing gear?
Hawaii is overrated. Not sure why you would risk your life to go there? The irony is half the people who live there want to move somewhere else.
Sneaking onto a flight is a lot different than hiding in the wheel well of a plane that flies at 35,000 feet.
So....did they get a lei upon arrival?
Welcome to Hellinois
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But security spends all that extra time and effort to make sure legit passengers are on the up-n-up.