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NTSB to investigate in-flight turbulence that left 1 passenger dead, Pittsburgh woman missing for 31 years found alive in Puerto Rico, stole an airplane from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Investigators work to determine how a man was able to pilot a stolen plane. Investigators said Richard Russell worked alone when he was working as a ground service agent for the airline, and that he towed the turboprop out a hanger, climbed into the cockpit, and took off. Ben Charles Padilla, an aircraft mechanic who held a private pilots license and was a certified flight engineer, was repairing a 727 airliner in Luanda, Angola for a Florida-based company named Aerospace Sales and Leasing. Others include how, nearly 17 years after the 9/11 attack, someone can simply take a passenger plane from a major U.S. airport without authorization. Onlooker John Waldron took video that shows the plane rolling inverted at low altitude, then pulling into a half-loop in a aerobatic high-g maneuver called a split S. Whether through skill or luck, Russell managed to pull the plane out of its rapid descent just above the wave tops. The rest of Mr Russell's time in the air was well documented, thanks to his regular contact with SeaTac's tower. FBI recovers flight recorder, Richard Russell's remains from stolen Now let's land that airplane safely and don't hurt anybody on the ground," the helping pilot radios. Please refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in, On the day of his tragic flight, Mr Russell wore a shirt that said The Sky is No Limit, Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile, Air Traffic Control audio reveals conversation with man who stole Alaska Airlines plane. Richard B. Russell reportedly stole a Horizon Air plane for a joyride before crashing and killing himself near Seattle. Tragic as Russell's death was, he could have inflicted vastly more damage had he been so inclined. So many bags," he said. Recently fired airline mechanic Armando Nieto Jaramillo, 23, stole a military HS-748 transport plane from Bogot-Eldorado Airport and crashed it soon after takeoff, killing himself and three people on the ground. "Yeah, he knew how to fly," she continued. He was killed in the crash. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Magazine Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Authorities said he used a tractor to rotate the plane 180 degrees, positioning it so that he could taxi toward a runway. But could you start a left-hand turn, please?". It was empty, parked at a Seattle-Tacoma International Airport cargo and maintenance area for the night after arriving from Victoria, British Columbia, earlier in the day. Airports nationwide will now look at whether their security procedures need to change, CNN safety analyst David Soucie said. Risk Of Rain 2 Legendary Tier List, Articles R

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