When The Pilot Realized Why The Birds Were Flying Next to The Plane, He Began To Cry

Jason has been a pilot for many years. During the course of his career, he’s faced plenty of unexpected situations which required quick-thinking in order to be resolved. He was used to turbulence and other weather conditions. One particular situation, however, made him a hero. You can watch video at the end of this article.

As soon as they drew close to the wreck, the birds swarmed them. That was enough to make the sailors abandon their ships in terror. It was a long swim back to the other boats, but they made it. Nobody on board, even the flight attendants, could figure it out. And what exactly was on board the aircraft, anyway? There must be a method to make the birds go. That aircraft disaster would be inaccessible to them otherwise. There was a need for a strategy. As a result of needing to check the aircraft, it had to be pulled out of the water. It was imperative that we not delay. Husky tugboats were on their way to pull the jet from the ocean. However, they had been informed by the coast guard about the flock of birds. Like the earlier vessel, this one did not seem to be very concerned about the birds. However, they really should. The birds immediately began swarming once again as they approached. Workers saw a darkening of the sky due to birds. They knew they would have to wait because of this. So that the birds would be properly frightened, they phoned for backup. Indeed, this was the one viable option. This time, the birds crowded the ships as they approached a greater distance. People rushed the crew members who had ventured outdoors. They were lucky in that they were able to get inside immediately. Since the tugboats couldn't be reached by the birds, they were able to draw closer. Thankfully, Jason devised a solution. Watch video here: