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Alaska Airlines passenger opens emergency exit

Anxiety drives woman to open an emergency exit and climb onto the wing of an Alaska Airlines flight

A seemingly casual trip on an airplane can be enough to cause serious anxiety for just first-time fliers and avid travelers alike. However, anxiety seldom prompts a traveler to pop open the emergency exit of her Alaska Airlines flight and jump on the wing of an airplane.

The Independent on MSN · 2d

Alaska Airlines passenger opens emergency exit and climbs onto wing because she was ‘anxious’

An Alaska Airlines passenger exited a plane that had just landed in a rather alternative fashion by climbing onto the wing after becoming “anxious” during disembarkation. The incident occurred just after 5pm on Sunday, 22 December on Alaska Airlines flight 323 that had landed at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

New York Post · 3d

‘Anxious’ Alaska Airlines flyer opens emergency exit and climbs onto plane wing during deboarding

During deplaning of the aircraft a passenger on board became anxious and opened the emergency exit over the wing. The woman climbed out onto the wing,” a spokesperson for the Port of Seattle

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Boeing’s reputation takes yet another hit: all you need to know about the Alaska Airlines 737 Max 9 jet blowout

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Alaska Airlines passenger climbs onto wing after plane lands at Sea-Tac

Just after 5 p.m., Port of Seattle (POS) emergency dispatchers were notified of an incident at gate N9 involving Alaska ...

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