Emerites flight attendant accident.
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Emerites flight attendant accident.
It appears the jump was intentional. The hard to believe part is they loaded her into the ambulance and the flight pushed back and left with the original crew.
Emirates flight attendant dies after tumbling from plane in Uganda | Daily Mail Online
Emirates flight attendant dies after tumbling from plane in Uganda | Daily Mail Online
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So they can leave one of their crew members who they are aware is critically injured alone in a foreign country with perhaps not the best care. The Captain who agreed to that should not ever serve in a command position again.
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Of course you would be worried sick for this crew member, But you would cancel the flight and ride in the ambulance holding her hand? That's not your job nor your place..., most likely she wouldn't want you there in the first place.
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That's not the captain's job..., after the medics were called and she was on her way to a hospital, it is the station manager's job to continue to monitor the situation.
Of course you would be worried sick for this crew member, But you would cancel the flight and ride in the ambulance holding her hand? That's not your job nor your place..., most likely she wouldn't want you there in the first place.
Of course you would be worried sick for this crew member, But you would cancel the flight and ride in the ambulance holding her hand? That's not your job nor your place..., most likely she wouldn't want you there in the first place.
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You're absolutely right, what a completely inept and baseless command decision.
Now if you want to argue whether he should have cancelled the flight and stayed in Uganda, there were company ground staff and another crew on layover on hand. He waited with her until an ambulance arrived and loaded her for transport. Once in the hospital since he is not family or her husband, he is in no position to make decisions regarding her care.
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