Experienced PASSENGER LANDS PLANE After Duke Professor Piloting Aircraft Has FATAL Medical Emergency
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2024
- Joseph Izatt, a prominent Duke University professor, was piloting a Cirrus SR-20 when he experienced an unexpected health issue on April 7th, 2024.
An unnamed passenger, the sole other person on the plane, assumed control and successfully landed the aircraft at Raleigh-Durham International Airport around 4:50 p.m.
Details: nypost.com/2024/04/10/us-news...
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Qualified and experienced pilot lands plane at unfamiliar airport. There, I fixed title for you.
So fortunate that passenger was able to land aircraft. Sincere condolences to Prof. Izatt’s family & friends.
RIP Prof. So sad. Good comms & landing.
Kudos to the passenger 👏🏼
Sending prayers 🙏🏼
Literally could have been about anything. Waste of time making this a comms video since anyrhing of relevance was cut and what remained was mostly procedure.
Another sudden death in the cockpit. Hmm
Does anyone know what happened to the pilot? How does someone just suddenly die without any symptoms? Listening to the radio communications his voice was very normal and calm. R.I.P. :(
Yes...isn't that funny how that happens quite a bit lately, yet you never hear why....
@@owenmerrick2377 It's scary af tbh
@@tvflight7858 It is. It really is. If you had anything involving mRNA, you could be prone...most of us did, regretfully.
Oh for God’s sake. Have you ever heard of an aneurysm? A heart attack? A stroke? And how do you know Professor Izatt wasn’t experiencing any symptoms that he did not relay? Good grief, you people can smell a conspiracy at a little child’s lemonade stand.
I saw another channel on youtube that added the full, additional audio of the pilot giving more specifics. As well as emergency services and they discussed a cardiac arrest.
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