"Pilot Please Pack": Video Shows Crazy Moment Passengers Tried to Fix Collapsed Aeroplane Ceiling Mid-Flight

"Pilot Please Pack": Video Shows Crazy Moment Passengers Tried to Fix Collapsed Aeroplane Ceiling Mid-Flight

  • A trending TikTok video has captured the scary moment a small portion of an aeroplane ceiling collapsed mid-flight
  • In the short clip, frantic passengers were seen joining hands and struggling to fix the ceiling, to no avail
  • Social media users are reacting to the video in different ways, with some of them saying it made them scared

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A video showing a collapsed ceiling of an aeroplane has attracted the attention of netizens. The short clip, which has caused huge commotion online, shows that the ceiling collapsed mid-flight.

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Frantic passengers battle to fix collapsed aeroplane ceiling. Photo credit: TikTok/@gstaadguy
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Passengers struggle to fix collapsed aeroplane ceiling mid-air

In the video, frantic passengers were seen trying very hard to fix the damaged part of the ceiling, all without success. Social media users who have seen the video expressed fear and said they got scared as if they were on the same flight.

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The video was first shared on TikTok by @gstaadguy and later reposted on Instagram by @mufasatundeednut.

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Watch the video below:

Social media users react

@captdemuren said:

"Hehehe. I can't even comment."

@raygesmith commented:

"Another plane don jam am for hold up."

@dr_ikenna reacted:

"And I am about to board my flight."

@sydiwundu said:

"Pilot pls find somewhere pack make I come down first."

@endylight1 commented:

"Problem everywhere, If it’s In Naija we will be putting all blame on Buhari. Crazy things are happening please be careful."

@cashbenkid said:

"Make dem open window make them throw am away."

@pinzle_ceo said:

"At this point insurance ain’t even on your mind you just wanna live."

@official_abnice commented:

"Na that day I go give my life to Christ."

@cutie__wendy said:

"Abeg I go stop for this junction driver, sorry pilot."

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@obidyke_ said:

"I would probably have passed out watching them from the back."

Door ripped off British Airways plane at Cape Town International Airport

In another story, Briefly News reported that there is never a dull moment in Mzansi. In the latest unbelievable moments, a door was ripped off a British Airways plane at Cape Town International Airport on Tuesday, 25 January.

A Twitter post shared by @IvanLeonZA stated that it was the Boeing 777's door that was forcibly removed. The cause of the incident is said to have happened during a jet bridge towing routine when the door was left open.

He captioned the tweet:

“British Airways Boeing 777-300ER - Cape Town International Airport International Terminal - 26 January 2022. That'll Buff Right Out!"

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