Many thanks to Fox Star Studios for restoring the tale of one of the brave flight attendants, Neerja Bhanot, by creating a Bollywood film on how she went to different Counter Measures to save the travellers from four armed terrorists on a hijacked Pan Am plane during its departure from Mumbai to New York through Karachi Airport in Pakistan on September 5, 1986. The life of one of the bravest 23-year-old Celebrities, Neerja Bhanot, reached an end as she was shot ridiculously while safeguarding three kids from a criminal; however, her real dedication and selfless sacrifice became one of the rousing accounts of real-life legends. She intentionally hid the travellers' identifications to keep the hijackers away from finding the Americans on the board. Neerja Bhanot was perceived as “the courageous woman of the seize” and posthumously awarded by the legislatures of India, the US and Pakistan. She was the youngest beneficiary of the Ashok Chakra Award, India's most renowned honour for a classic act of courage.
The penance of Neerja Bhanot isn't the only event of how few brave flight attendants Celebrities responded to the honourable obligation and saved travellers during plane accidents or Aircraft Fault mishaps. So, here are the inspirational stories of those real-life Celebrities who happen to save planes in the history of the world.
Check Out Celebrities Who Successfully Saved the Plane in History
Barbara Jane Harrison in 1968
The inspirational stories of everyday legends among airline stewards are as old as 1968 when the driving force of a BOAC burst into flames and tumbled shortly after departure from London Heathrow airport for Sydney. However, the plane effectively made a crisis landing; 22-year-old airline attendant Barbara Jane Harrison gave up her life while saving the travellers onboard. She yelled to the travellers empowering them to leap out to somewhere safe and secure instead of moving from her situation at the rear starboard of the consuming B707 aeroplane. She died while saving an incapacitated traveller. Barbara Jane Harrison was after death awarded for her courage and heroism.
Greg Khan in 2003
Among the real-life heroism stories of the world's aviation history is Greg Khan, who endured cuts in the head while controlling an armed man from making a hijacking try on a Qantas Airways trip over Melbourne in 2003. Consequently, Greg Khan's heroic deed saved the plane and its travellers from meeting the destiny of a flight mishap.
Doreen Welsh in 2009
A United States Airlines flight met with one of the worst plane crashes in history while flying from New York City in 2009. Abrupt loss of thrust in both motors of the aeroplane launch the trip towards the ground. Dumping was the most secure choice for the commander in the brutal winter. The flight flew down with a survivable drop rate over the Hudson River. Three fearless flight attendants, including Doreen Welsh, began evacuation when the aeroplane contacted the outer layer of the Hudson River in New York Country. Airline steward Doreen Welsh fought the water flows to get travellers out and get known for their bravery act.
Santizo Arriola and Nicole Foren in 2009
The tale of a CanJet flight's commandeering in 2009 is a story of both valiant airline stewards. A trip by CanJet contract aircraft that flies from Halifax Stanfield International Airport to Caribbean destinations: Jamaica, Mexico, and Cuba were hijacked at Sangster International Airport in Jamaica while heading to Santa Clara in Cuba. Airline steward Santizo Arriola asked the ruffians to free all travelers aside from the group who were the prominent hostages. When Santizo Arriola was busy agreeing with the hijackers to release the male prisoners, the police raged into the aeroplane, and another airline steward Nicole Foren grabbed a hijacker's gun, making the most out of the opportunity. Both brave airline stewards were ceremoniously granted courage awards in Ottawa for their cool-headed performance.
Karen Cornelius in 2013
There are real-life heroes like flight attendant Karen Cornelius who mind no limits to save lives ready. One of the motivational accounts of real-life legends, for example, is that of how a 33-year-old air leader saved the life of a cardiovascular failure casualty during a flight 37,000ft over the Atlantic Ocean in 2013. Karen Cornelius acted rapidly at her first look on Stephen Clarke, panting for breath because of chest cramps during a departure from Chicago to Manchester. She quickly reached specialists in Arizona using a satellite connection and heeded their guidance to shower a medication under the traveller's tongue and play out an ECG on his chest. Karen Cornelius was awarded for her outstanding assistance on board.
Regardless of the amount you pay for air travel, you get considerably more than that amid aeroplane mishaps when flight attendants act as saviours. They do not just serve happily and pour champagne into your glass at the height of 40,000ft, yet additionally do life-saving duties towards the Cause of Troubles during emergencies on the board.
