Pilot Sucked Out at 17,000 Feet! | Mayday Air Disaster

British Airways pilot Tim Lancaster was sucked out of the BAC 111 cockpit at 17000 feet when the windscreen blew out. The emergency descent and rescue by crew members became one of aviation's most incredible survival stories. 00:00:00 Pilot Stuck Outside Aircraft at High Altitude 00:11:19 Crew Holds Captain During Emergency Descent 00:21:39 Emergency Landing After Explosive Decompression 00:32:51 Hypoxia Training and Investigation Begins 00:42:22 Maintenance Error Investigation Reveals Systemic Issues 00:52:02 Engine Failure on ASA Flight 529 01:02:09 Pilots Struggle to Control Damaged Aircraft 01:12:18 Emergency Crash Landing in Georgia Field 01:24:17 Post-Crash Fire and Rescue Efforts 01:34:00 NTSB Investigation and Survivor Recovery Welcome to Mayday: Air Disaster! This riveting series delves into the world's most catastrophic aviation accidents, uncovering the causes and consequences of each tragic event. Through expert analysis, compelling reenactments, and survivor testimonies, we explore how and why these disasters occurred. Join us as we investigate the crucial lessons learned from these incidents, aiming to make the skies safer for everyone. ✈️ Fascinated by aviation mysteries? Subscribe to Mayday Air Disaster for gripping air crash investigations, expert analyses, and the relentless pursuit of answers. 💥🔍 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeRxxz9ByOqdd8A-0iF_Idg?sub_confirmation=1 #MaydayAirDisaster #AirDisasters #AirCrash