Delta's First Officer suffers Heart Attack mid-air | Emergency Diversion to Moncton
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Length: 7min 45sec (465 seconds)
Published: Sun Sep 13 2020
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Here is his post in full. Interesting to see the emerg from the other side
Glad it turned out with a happy ending! I'm guessing a Passenger 777 is pretty rare for YQM?
I've flown in moncton. The airport traffic is primarily non-english speaking students in DA-20's (most times 4-6 in the circuit at any time) with the odd commercial or cargo flight coming in on an IFR approach. I would love to have heard the tower audio with tower telling all the students to get the hell out of the way for the 777 coming in.
Glad the FO made a full recovery though!
That captain is a fucking hero
Well thatβs at least one good reason to go to Moncton.
nice
What's with the reluctance for an emergency to be declared at the onset of the entire event? Or did I miss a transmission?