Passengers said that it was a couple of minutes

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Apr 18, 2018
11:04:48am

Everyman All-American

Passengers said that it was a couple of minutes

before she could be pulled back in. A nurse, onboard, began CPR. I don’t know if she was revived.

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Everyman

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Fan blade and metal fatigue possible cause of Southwest incident.

Everyman

4/18/18 7:50am

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CougarThug

4/18/18 7:54am

Too soon

HuskerCoug

4/18/18 7:55am

It’s never too soon for gallows humor.

Everyman

4/18/18 8:28am

Crazy. If the shrapnel flies the other way, no problems likely

4/18/18 8:01am

She was literally sucked out of the plane to her waist.

4/18/18 8:09am

Did she not have her seat belt on? Or was the whole seat sucked out?

Skeptical Optimist

4/18/18 8:13am

Either not on or loose. But they were at cruising

4/18/18 8:14am

Wonder what kinds of injuries that would cause

buffgato

4/18/18 10:30am

She would be unconscious in seconds of being outside if she wasn't knocked out

Skeptical Optimist

4/18/18 10:37am

Passengers said that it was a couple of minutes

Everyman

4/18/18 11:04am

Yes, but she was no doubt unconscious well before that

Skeptical Optimist

4/18/18 11:22am

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