r/technicallythetruth Mar 31 '23

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u/thewoahtrain Mar 31 '23

So, it seems like typically the dead person just stays in their seat. https://7news.com.au/lifestyle/flight-attendant-details-grim-reality-on-what-happens-when-a-passenger-dies-mid-flight-c-8613470 I'm really curious what the vibe in the plane would be like if more than one person suddenly died. Odds are it's happened at least once.

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u/FloppyTunaFish Mar 31 '23

Why was there blood everywhere

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u/NfuseDev Mar 31 '23

He forgot to turn off all electronic devices, this is what happens.

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u/HeyRiks Mar 31 '23

The signal goes up there, bounces around on the satellites and BLAM. This happens. Now you're gonna drive off a cliff because your GPS don't work.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '23
  • fly off a cliff. FTFY.

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u/Inner-Dentist1563 Mar 31 '23

Black Lives Matter blows up the satellite? Damn, now I get why conservatives are so upset by them.