It's nerve-racking incident for passengers aboard United Airlines in the us. The pilot suffered a heart pain and sudden flights were redirected. Unfortunate, the pilot was eventually died in its care.
The previous Pilot flew United Airlines flight 1603 plane from Houston to Seattle, the u.s., on Thursday (14/9) night. Boeing 737-900 was carrying 160 passengers and six crew members.
The pilot suffered a sudden heart pains. All of a sudden the passengers Help included is a physician who performs CPR. A pilot who was free of duties, taking over the cockpit and the aircraft landed in Boise, Idaho.
Boise Airport spokesman Jennifer Krajnik says the pilot was still alive while being rushed to the Hospital of Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center. But the pilots that died that evening while undergoing treatment.
A passenger named Ken Martin told TV station KOMO in Seattle say a doctor who sits next to him hands down give CPR. While another passenger named Bryant Magill explains the flight attendants remained calm.
"I was amazed with all the flight attendants. They remained calm and professional, no panic on the plane, "he said Bryant as reported by The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday (27/9/2013).
The name of the pilot remain undisclosed to maintain privacy. United Airlines spokesman says they led sungkawa. However, according to the U.S. Aviation Authority (FAA) a pilot who would fly must have a medical certificate that States do not experience heart problems.
The previous Pilot flew United Airlines flight 1603 plane from Houston to Seattle, the u.s., on Thursday (14/9) night. Boeing 737-900 was carrying 160 passengers and six crew members.
The pilot suffered a sudden heart pains. All of a sudden the passengers Help included is a physician who performs CPR. A pilot who was free of duties, taking over the cockpit and the aircraft landed in Boise, Idaho.
Boise Airport spokesman Jennifer Krajnik says the pilot was still alive while being rushed to the Hospital of Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center. But the pilots that died that evening while undergoing treatment.
A passenger named Ken Martin told TV station KOMO in Seattle say a doctor who sits next to him hands down give CPR. While another passenger named Bryant Magill explains the flight attendants remained calm.
"I was amazed with all the flight attendants. They remained calm and professional, no panic on the plane, "he said Bryant as reported by The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday (27/9/2013).
The name of the pilot remain undisclosed to maintain privacy. United Airlines spokesman says they led sungkawa. However, according to the U.S. Aviation Authority (FAA) a pilot who would fly must have a medical certificate that States do not experience heart problems.