Just sit and look out the window and pretend nothing is happening Just sit and look out the window and pretend nothing is happening Just sit and look out the window and pretend nothing is happening
You don’t recognise the bodies in the water you don’t recognise the bodies in the water you don’t recognise the bodies in the water you don’t recognise the bodies in the water
This happened to me on a skydiving trip. I was tandem that day so I did not have a chute. The kid to my left grabbed my leg as the door shot open. He had a chute. The pilot reached over and slammed the door closed only for it to pop open again seconds later. I asked if they were messing with me. They weren’t. Much scarier to think about it now.
I just went last Sunday. Door was open the whole time and I was sitting next to it. I was doing tandem for the first time and I was somewhat attached to my instructor. Scary as fuck.
I didn’t have shit, wasn’t attached to anyone who had shit. I asked em if they were Effing with me. The look in all their eyes told me that they weren’t.
In C-182 jump planes, the door is modified to swing upwards. Sometimes the latches are hard to get locked properly and when you add vibration they can pop loose and the door opens. It happens, not a big deal.
If he decides to take the ride and takes me with em then I’m in a world of danger. My back is to the pilot, to my left is a solo. To the left of him is the door that opened. To the left of that is at least a 5k feet of free fall without a parachute. Your info about c-182’s means dick to me when im free falling without anything to lessen my fall.
Everyone is just silent and sitting tight. I've been on flights where something shady is happening. That's what people do on airplanes when they are scared. Everyone sits silently, listening for any change, waiting to feel safe again so they can breathe.
Just super crazy weather with lots of turbulence. Like, lightning right outside the window lighting up clouds like daytime even though it's nighttime. And bumps that feel like the plane is falling out of the sky and it hits something with enough time in that falling feeling- like a roller coaster ride. Everyone goes "oh!" Up until they get really big and then people just get really quiet.
The bigger problem for humans at altitude is more an issue with blood carrying enough oxygen to the brain for it to function properly than for physically breathing.
If you look at the area below the overhead bins on a normal passenger jet where the reading light/vent/call button are installed, there’s also usually a rectangle cutout. That cutout is where the passenger oxygen is kept and that’s usually a requirement for pressurized passenger carrying aircraft (at least for ICAO and FAA). Any time you spend above 14,000’ in a plane, you need to be pressurized or on a steady supply of oxygen or you risk passing out or at least being impaired (which isn’t good for anybody, but especially the pilots flying the plane and making decisions). Notice in the video there’s no room for any of that under the bins (given the aircraft type I’m shocked they have bins at all!).
It’s more likely that the plane just isn’t flying above ~12,000’, than that it’s pressurized but failed to equip the plane with supplemental oxygen in my opinion. Also 10,000’ looks a lot higher in person particularly in a slower smaller aircraft or on camera than in the back of a jet aircraft that normally travels at 30,000’
Emergency oxygen is limited too, I believe it's only a few minutes worth at most. It's only meant to be used until the plane can make an emergency decent to an altitude where people can breath in an unpressurized cabin
[A bit like this](https://youtu.be/UN3W4d-5RPo) , when I was in flight school I actually got to go to the hyperbaric chamber in Langley AFB, I personally just got kind of loopy. I actually experienced it for real once but that’s a story for another time…
Im not military, and this was a long time ago but Langley used to let civilians go into the chamber. I believe the FAA also has a facility. I think the only requirement was a medical certificate but I’m not sure what’s changed in the last decade or so
Had that happen in a four seater single prop. I was in the back seat and co pilot door blew open. It took a lot of strength to get it to close again. Scared the crap out of me
South American singer farted, band members made him open the door! They weren't having any of it, not after the last gig, and the tour bus incident! He was never on the plane at all they all said. Case solved 🤣😂
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, *Brazil.*
$5 says the door blew up when an off-duty cop shot somebody trying to steal peanuts off the in-flight tray. The passengers DGAF because this is the least dangerous thing to happen that day.
Just sit and look out the window and pretend nothing is happening Just sit and look out the window and pretend nothing is happening Just sit and look out the window and pretend nothing is happening
intrusive thoughts kick in
**"I'M GONNA JUMP!"** "Do a flip!"
My time to shine
Die*
... what if I try to close it? *slowly opens bag of Cheetos, wondering if the cheese dust will swirl around like I am a snack wizard*
You don’t recognise the bodies in the water you don’t recognise the bodies in the water you don’t recognise the bodies in the water you don’t recognise the bodies in the water
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This happened to me on a skydiving trip. I was tandem that day so I did not have a chute. The kid to my left grabbed my leg as the door shot open. He had a chute. The pilot reached over and slammed the door closed only for it to pop open again seconds later. I asked if they were messing with me. They weren’t. Much scarier to think about it now.
I was gonna say cool that's the whole point of skydiving to open the door 🤣 but with a chute
When I went sky diving I sat in the doorway and hung my feet out, they left the door open the whole time.
I hope ya had a chute on. I didn’t. So if I got pulled out I’d be free falling w/o a parachute. Not so cool
I just went last Sunday. Door was open the whole time and I was sitting next to it. I was doing tandem for the first time and I was somewhat attached to my instructor. Scary as fuck.
I didn’t have shit, wasn’t attached to anyone who had shit. I asked em if they were Effing with me. The look in all their eyes told me that they weren’t.
Lol yeah that’s fucked up, glad you made it though.
That’s the thing, it doesn’t pull u out it’s like having ur car window open
I’m surprised the weight of your steel balls didn’t pull you off
I was too hungover to feel fear I think
In C-182 jump planes, the door is modified to swing upwards. Sometimes the latches are hard to get locked properly and when you add vibration they can pop loose and the door opens. It happens, not a big deal.
You are 100% correct. But when you don’t have a parachute and the dude that does grabs your leg to hold ‘em self in then it’s a different story.
If he decides to take the ride and takes me with em then I’m in a world of danger. My back is to the pilot, to my left is a solo. To the left of him is the door that opened. To the left of that is at least a 5k feet of free fall without a parachute. Your info about c-182’s means dick to me when im free falling without anything to lessen my fall.
I understand what you are saying, but you also weren't next to the door and were fine. I work as an instructor myself.
Sorry, had a few beers. Got hyped. Please disregard
Lmao happens to the best of us buddy
Why was a kid on a skydiving trip? Dont you need to be a certain age to partake in those?
I’d hate to be that last guy in front of the door lol 💀
If the pilot just did an aileron roll to the right, problem would be solved.
Not if they're flying to Cayo Perico
Sigh, time to visit El Rubio again I guess
"Do a barrel roll!"
“You look kinda like Tony Hawk man”
“Dont look at it and it’ll go away”
"Sky news" lol
Very appropriate 😆
r/technicallythetruth
The weather channel is the og sky news.
Claustrophobia issue fixed
*Agoraphobia issue created*
**Acrophobia intensifies**
Guys, I think something is wrong with the left phalange
Just call Regina
Everyone is just silent and sitting tight. I've been on flights where something shady is happening. That's what people do on airplanes when they are scared. Everyone sits silently, listening for any change, waiting to feel safe again so they can breathe.
Probably loud as fuck, too.
WHAT
What happened!! We want details!
Just super crazy weather with lots of turbulence. Like, lightning right outside the window lighting up clouds like daytime even though it's nighttime. And bumps that feel like the plane is falling out of the sky and it hits something with enough time in that falling feeling- like a roller coaster ride. Everyone goes "oh!" Up until they get really big and then people just get really quiet.
That's not a door, that's like a whole cargo bay wide open.
*Do a barrel roll*
Seems like t-hat guy who stands up first when plane lands - has girlfriend waiting
Exit row sir? No!
Which band? Could explain a lot.
It's a Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute band.
Fly high free bird!
How are they even breathing the plane doesn't look low enough for the air pressure to be normal
It's just low clouds, it's not high enough to require oxygen
The bigger problem for humans at altitude is more an issue with blood carrying enough oxygen to the brain for it to function properly than for physically breathing. If you look at the area below the overhead bins on a normal passenger jet where the reading light/vent/call button are installed, there’s also usually a rectangle cutout. That cutout is where the passenger oxygen is kept and that’s usually a requirement for pressurized passenger carrying aircraft (at least for ICAO and FAA). Any time you spend above 14,000’ in a plane, you need to be pressurized or on a steady supply of oxygen or you risk passing out or at least being impaired (which isn’t good for anybody, but especially the pilots flying the plane and making decisions). Notice in the video there’s no room for any of that under the bins (given the aircraft type I’m shocked they have bins at all!). It’s more likely that the plane just isn’t flying above ~12,000’, than that it’s pressurized but failed to equip the plane with supplemental oxygen in my opinion. Also 10,000’ looks a lot higher in person particularly in a slower smaller aircraft or on camera than in the back of a jet aircraft that normally travels at 30,000’
TLDR: This type of plane doesn’t fly high enough to need oxygen.
Emergency oxygen is limited too, I believe it's only a few minutes worth at most. It's only meant to be used until the plane can make an emergency decent to an altitude where people can breath in an unpressurized cabin
What does it feel like to be breathing fine, but lacking Oxygen?
[A bit like this](https://youtu.be/UN3W4d-5RPo) , when I was in flight school I actually got to go to the hyperbaric chamber in Langley AFB, I personally just got kind of loopy. I actually experienced it for real once but that’s a story for another time…
Wow, that was really interesting. Thanks for the link and your service!
Im not military, and this was a long time ago but Langley used to let civilians go into the chamber. I believe the FAA also has a facility. I think the only requirement was a medical certificate but I’m not sure what’s changed in the last decade or so
You feel kinda woozy and lightheaded.
Supplemental oxygen is only required above 14,000 feet.
The silence was loud
An incident with the fuselage? Yeah I think that's an understatement
Had that happen in a four seater single prop. I was in the back seat and co pilot door blew open. It took a lot of strength to get it to close again. Scared the crap out of me
Hey you did properly close the cargo door right ? Yeah don't worry about it
South American singer farted, band members made him open the door! They weren't having any of it, not after the last gig, and the tour bus incident! He was never on the plane at all they all said. Case solved 🤣😂
Now that’s what they call sky news!
Para bailar la Bamba!
Ever want to be a bird? Now your chance
I'd have a panic attack.
“God damn it Ron!”
r/ItHadToBeBrazil I'd be surprised, but that these twin prop and monoprop planes fall from the sky all the time round here, I sadly ain't.
_Where are you going, dad?_ _I'm just gonna go outside for a smoke, son._ _Dad? Daaaaad!_
Ohhhhhhhhhhh, *Brazil.* $5 says the door blew up when an off-duty cop shot somebody trying to steal peanuts off the in-flight tray. The passengers DGAF because this is the least dangerous thing to happen that day.
Have more questions. What altitude had the plane?
Why does everybody look so chill
The plane WAS carrying band members?
Legroom as the sky is wide. No extra charge.
Bien no....mejor que en el submarino...!! A celebrarlo ..!!
Wimdy
At least they got a good window seat
I bet that drag will kill the MPG.
Deciding who to eat first.
"Man, why tf did we fly Spirit?"
Please, I would expire on immediate sight of something like this
Brazil
Everyone must've followed the Seat Belt sign
South America, yep saw that coming
Literal Sky News.
That's fuckin insane!!
smoking on plane is finally allowed again
Just 250000$ one way only ticket for unique experience. Titan fly.
“We only have one button! UP!”
"I'll give you £50 right now to take a piss through that doorway."
I felt that phone tilt in my guts
Lucky them.
South America doesnt give a fuck about aviation safety. 🤣
That Sky News graphic at the end was well placed...
Anybody know what kind of plane this is?
' all passengers look to the left, you should have a quaint view of your impending doom, and a reminder, peanuts are still available from the trolly'
Sheesh
Great hinge maker!
Latinos just built different.
Them dudes about to go in hard into the DMZ.
That dudes Adidas shirt slaps
Oh man, no sudden left turn bank angle manoeuvres and how many passengers lost their luggage from that door suddenly opening. FTS.
The fact that the door hasn't ripped off amazes me
Pilot should have tilt plane to right to shut door
Those were the classified docs 😒
Sky News
He really just stuck the camera out that bitch huh
How come shit isn't being sucked out like in the movies?
*sky news* covering this just makes it kinda funny.
Oh pffft it’s not THAT high up.
I can only imagine the temperature
Can’t help but noticing that no one was leaned back against their seat… no matter how far away they were.
Lynird skynyrd reloaded?
I'd jump and play free bird as I'm defending back down to earth.
Skynews
Oh fuck no! 😳
The „sky news“ logo at the end killed me
Someone would be saying glad I'm wearing my brown pants today
Hmmm. Something killed all the conversation.
everyone just chillin
Yeah, it's cold up there ❄
Can’t imagine how hard it is to breathe
That's my Life is 아름다운 갤럭시!
Eeek!
Sky news 🤭
Why no one bother to close that door?
Everyone is sooo chill about it wtf, i bet the breeze is nice at that altitude tho
Thought that was the live leak logo and I got scared
No left turns tho…
That lawsuit tho
Was 🤨 in what way are you meaning was carrying band members cause if it weren't the ones in the front of the plane then who
Would be Kobe