OAviators: Our Little Horror Story
In This Gripping Episode, We Delve Into The Harrowing Tale Of Aviators Our Little Horror Story That Unfolded During The Infamous Southwest Airlines 1380 Flight. Join Us As We Explore The Courage And Skill Displayed By The Crew In The Face Of Adversity.
The Story Of Southwest Airlines 1380 Is Not Just A Tale Of Survival But Also A Testament To The Resilience And Expertise Of The Crew. As The Aircraft Faced A Catastrophic Engine Failure, The Captain And First Officer Demonstrated Exceptional Airmanship, Bringing The Plane To Safety Against All Odds. This Episode Highlights The Critical Moments And Decisions That Defined This Aviators Our Little Horror Story.
Throughout The Video, We Also Touch Upon The Broader Theme Of Women In Aviation Story. The Captain’s Journey Is A Remarkable Example Of Breaking Barriers And Excelling In A Field Traditionally Dominated By Men. Her Story Is Not Only Inspiring But Also A Significant Part Of Aviation History.
In Addition To The Serious Moments, We Share Some Funny Aviation Stories That Provide A Lighter Perspective On The Challenges Faced By Aviators. These Anecdotes Remind Us That Humor Often Plays A Crucial Role In Dealing With High-Pressure Situations.
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🎬 Video Chapters
0:00:00
Introduction To Episode 35
0:05:24
Fleet Experiences And Instructors
0:10:48
Southwest Airlines Flight 1380
0:16:12
Master Aviators And Heroes
0:21:36
VAQ 34 And A7 Training
0:27:00
Overcoming Gender Bias
0:32:24
Sabotaged Bombs And Humor
0:37:48
Pink Bombs Prank
0:43:12
Handling Setbacks With Grace
0:48:36
Lessons From AOCS
0:54:00
Navigating Squadron Politics
0:59:24
Final Reflections And Gratitude
Conclusion
The Episode On Aviators Our Little Horror Story And The Events Surrounding Southwest Airlines 1380 Offers A Profound Insight Into The World Of Aviation. It Celebrates The Bravery And Skill Of Those Who Navigate The Skies, Ensuring The Safety Of Countless Passengers. This Is A Story Of Heroism, Resilience, And The Indomitable Spirit Of Aviators.
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3 thoughts on “Southwest Airlines 1380 ~ She Hit Me Episode 35”
I really enjoy the podcast. I am not a pilot but often wish I had been. I love reading aviation books and want to suggest that you create an area on your page that lists aviation related books that are worthy of reading. I read Fate is the Hunter many years ago and have loved aviation tales ever since. It gives me a break from my day to day life and the stress of being a criminal defense attorney. Thank you for the work in putting this podcast together. It never disappoints.
Thank you for the nice note! That’s a good idea. I am pretty jammed up at the moment re. web site changes, but I think I can get to that next week. I know that “Nasty” from episodes 17 & 18 has a book coming out in early Feb, called Lead to Win. So, that and Nerves of Steel will be the first two on our list!
Bonnie…
I am completely amazed at the composure, professionalism and ability to adjust the mission of SW 1380. That was simply outstanding.
Beyond this, I stand as a Naval Aviator and with nothing but respect for what you over came to earn your wings, a place in the community of tactical aviation and in the never ending on slaught FOD that was put in your way because of your gender. In looking back, I am dismayed that this was a process that even had to happen.
What I find even more astounding, was that we know others saw this going on, did nothing to stand up for what was right and as therefore offered their tacit approval.
I am a Scout leader and will be sharing this story as an example of outstanding leadership from which they can learn so many valuable life lessons.
I want to point one other observation I have made, you have done all of these amazing accomplishments and done so while be “Selfless.” I think in almost every step of your story, you put always seem to place the needs of others first and that is hallmark of a great leader.
Yet you pressed on, not only succeeded but essentially came out on top and did it the right way. Yours is a story of not just physical courage but moral and mental courage.
Thank you for your service, the sacrafices endured by you and your family, & lastly for sharing this most amazing story.
John Hall USCG, APRN
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