Speaker 1: We were talking about the greatest airports in the country.
Speaker 1: Long Beach is number two, by the way. But it's
Speaker 1: time for Terror in the Skies flight zero and I
Speaker 1: are you Orklaer at the day off? Roger, get off
Speaker 1: my plane, Roger Rogers, what's our Victor? Victor? Enough is enough?
Speaker 1: I haven't had to put these mucky pint and snakes
Speaker 1: on this money to It's Gary and Shannon's Terror in
Speaker 1: the Skies on KFIK. All right, let's start in reverse
Speaker 1: chronological order. Most recently, an American Airlines flight had to
Speaker 1: go back to Vegas yesterday morning flames and smoke came
Speaker 1: out of one of its engines. This flight took off
Speaker 1: from Vegas for Charlotte, North Carolina about eight in the morning.
Speaker 1: Airport spokesperson said the smoke came from the left engine.
Speaker 1: A bunch of people started taking videos and you could
Speaker 1: see the smoke and the flames coming from the engine
Speaker 1: while it was in flight. So it turned around pretty
Speaker 1: quickly and was back at about just a few minutes later.
Speaker 1: But a maintenance team said they found no eva evidence
Speaker 1: that in fact the engine caught fire. Everybody got off fine.
Speaker 1: They were on board one hundred and fifty three passengers
Speaker 1: six crew time of the incident, but that plane was
Speaker 1: taken out of service just to be checked out. Five
Speaker 1: people on board an American Airlines flight had to be
Speaker 1: hospitalized Sunday after unexpected turbulence. This flight from Miami up
Speaker 1: to Raleig, Durham and North Carolina when the plane hit
Speaker 1: turbulence Flight twelve eighty six. This also an Airbus three
Speaker 1: twenty one, just like the plane in the first one.
Speaker 1: The plane landed safely just about eleven o'clock. The crew
Speaker 1: reported possible injuries to cabin crew and passengers because of
Speaker 1: the turbulence, so paramedics met them at the gate. Three
Speaker 1: flight attendants and two passengers had to be taken to
Speaker 1: the hospital, but no real description as to the extent
Speaker 1: of the injuries, but one passenger said it was like
Speaker 1: being on the top of a roller coaster and going down.
Speaker 1: It sounded like we hit something and then we just
Speaker 1: dropped in the air, and I can't imagine the defecation
Speaker 1: that would take place. A Virgin Airlines passenger had to
Speaker 1: be booted off a flight from Melbourne, Australia after a
Speaker 1: heated altercation over a fanny pack. This flight had been
Speaker 1: waiting to take off from Perth when the woman began
Speaker 1: to act erratically, so they asked this twenty eight year
Speaker 1: old woman to remove her fanny pack for takeoff, but
Speaker 1: she declined and what she said was, you're telling me
Speaker 1: to take my clothes off on a plane f off,
Speaker 1: which was directed at one of the flight attendants, and
Speaker 1: the flight attendant said, I didn't say that you had
Speaker 1: a bum bag on, which, by the way, is a
Speaker 1: better term than fanny pack. You had a bum bag
Speaker 1: on in the event of an evacuation. We need to
Speaker 1: make sure that you're safe and everyone else is safe.
Speaker 1: She didn't heed the command. The Australian Federal Police will
Speaker 1: deal with you, so, needless to say, the AFP showed
Speaker 1: up and escorted this woman, complete with her bum bag,
Speaker 1: off of the airplane. Passengers on a Ryan Air flight
Speaker 1: expected unexpectedly showered with booze after several bottles and the
Speaker 1: overhead bins broke open during a bumpy landing. This woman,
Speaker 1: in a video on TikTok, is seen drenched in the
Speaker 1: aisle and a stream of unidentified clear liquor waterfalls onto
Speaker 1: her and her belongings from the overhead bin. The neighbor
Speaker 1: is also a seat mate, also visibly drenched with the
Speaker 1: leaking liquor. Said, the landing hit the ground so hard
Speaker 1: it broke two bottles of alcohol and the overhead locker
Speaker 1: and poured all over us, but at least the seats
Speaker 1: were nice and clean. You're not supposed to do that.
Speaker 1: That's not supposed to do that. And then finally Southwest
Speaker 1: is dealing with their exploding soda cans. You may have
Speaker 1: heard this. Conway was talking about this. Flight crews and
Speaker 1: customers have talked about cans rupturing in mid air. The
Speaker 1: ruptures occur when cans have been left in the high
Speaker 1: temperatures for too long. So you get places like Phoenix
Speaker 1: or Vegas when the temperatures are over one hundred degrees
Speaker 1: quite a bit, and you start hearing the cans before
Speaker 1: you even saw them, and you could hear them deforming.
Speaker 1: And basically, these flight attendants would say that the half
Speaker 1: of the stock, half of the cans would be deformed.
Speaker 1: So now they are going to refrigerate their provisioning trucks,
Speaker 1: at least for Vegas and Phoenix, because that's where it
Speaker 1: is most warm, most commonly