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The excitement for June 1999: On
the trip back to London, a man in first class had some sort of medical
emergency. "If there is a doctor on board, please notify the flight
attendant." No one did, so we made an emergency landing in Chicago.
Intercontinental flights start out with so much fuel that they are too
heavy to land; they rely on the extra fuel being used during the flight.
For early landings such as these, they must dump some of the fuel to
lighten the plane before touchdown. Here's what it looks like from inside. |