April 28, 1988: Stewardess Sucked Out of Jet Airliner in Flight! - History and Headlines

How heroic Aloha Airlines Flight 243 pilots Managed to Land Boeing 737-297 that Lost Its Roof at 24,000 Feet  - Fighter Jets World

LiveReal Films on Instagram: "Imagine sipping your coffee at 24,000 feet. You are looking out the window at the Pacific Ocean. Suddenly, the roof above you vanishes. The blue sky rushes in at -45 degrees. The wind screams at 300 mph. This isn’t a movie scene. This was the terrifying reality for 89 passengers on board Aloha Airlines Flight 243 on April 28, 1988. THE HIDDEN ENEMY: CYCLES The Boeing 737-200, named “Queen Liliuokalani,” had spent 19 years hopping between the Hawaiian islands. These

Feerahd on Instagram: "3 Terrifying Mid-Air Accidents That Actually Happened! 😰✈️ 1️⃣ Aloha Airlines Flight 243 2️⃣ Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 3️⃣ British Airways Flight 5390 Nature and engineering are powerful, but human survival is even more incredible. #aviationhistory #survivalstories #airdisaster #mindblowing #untoldstories"