US EditionPilot's Chilling Call to ATC as Plane Suddenly Plummets 25,000 Feet
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A routine flight from Mexico to New Jersey ended up in a shocking moment for dozens of passengers: a aircraft from the US airline JetBlue suddenly lost thousands of meters of altitude – several people were injured. The pilots finally had to land the Airbus A320 in Florida. According to the airline, the aircraft was on its way from Cancún to Newark on Thursday when a "sudden drop in altitude" occurred during the flight. Within about six minutes, …
On Thursday, several passengers on a JetBlue plane, believed to be in its 20s, were injured when a sudden drop in altitude of several thousand feet forced the plane to make an emergency landing in Florida. The Airbus A320 was traveling from Cancun, Mexico, to Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey when the incident occurred.
An airplane suddenly loses altitude. The captain turns off the plane and flies to the nearest airport – an emergency landing. Several passengers are injured during the maneuver and have to go to the hospital. A website publishes the captain's radio messages.
15 injured after JetBlue passenger plane suddenly drops in altitude as pilot heard begging for help in ATC call - Newsy People
At least 15 people were injured after a JetBlue passenger plane suddenly dropped in altitude mid-flight, forcing the aircraft to make an emergency landing in Tampa, Florida, on Thursday, October 30. The Airbus A320, which had taken off from Cancún Airport in Mexico en route to Newark, New Jersey, reached a cruising altitude of 35,000 feet and a speed of over 620 mph before abruptly descending about an hour into the flight. In an audio record…
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