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Jet Pilots: Fact Or Fiction?
Jet pilot passes out while flying with jet going into free fall. As you can tell this is a scary thing to happen. A event to remember, but also a scary one to remember as well. The world has scary events such as this. The jet pilots life in danger. The jet did not hit ground thank god. Was something the pilot seen cause him to pass out or the speed? The pilot was in great harm that could've happened. The pilot was in a big situation at this point as you could tell. The man could have been killed or severely injured. the jet pilot could have been very badly injures because of a crash. As well he could have died of being passed out and free falling. It was not the pilots fault he passed

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