VManam suddenly fell ill while in Gallo. The pilot incarnates a passenger who has no experience flying at such a difficult time. The plane was flown safely after listening to instructions from the air traffic controller. The miracle took place off the Atlantic coast of Florida. This news is now frightening the world. The entire conversation the officers had with the passenger through the ATC was recorded. A small plane took off from Marsh Harbor International Airport in the Bahamas on Tuesday afternoon. It is a small aircraft that can carry only two other passengers, including the pilot. While passing over .. the pilot fell ill and collapsed. A passenger sent a voice record signal asking for help. Christopher, who is on duty at Air Traffic Control, heard those words. He immediately spoke to the passenger via ATC. ‘My condition is very serious. The pilot crashed. I do not know what to do, ‘said the passenger. Asked if he had any experience in flying a plane, he replied that he had no idea at all. Understanding his situation Christopher spoke very coolly and relieved the tension. Afterwards some instructions were given by the ATC. ‘I see the Florida coast in front of me,’ said the passenger. Christopher suggested that the aircraft be operated at the same altitude without moving its wings up or down. After a while he found out the passenger’s phone number and spoke more clearly through his cell phone. From there he received another officer, Robert Morgan. He has 20 years of experience in piloting and technology. A few minutes later the whereabouts of the plane were determined by the ATC. Morgan told the passenger that Boca Raton had succeeded in landing safely on the north coast. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief as the plane landed without any jolts. ‘Kudos (congratulations) to this new pilot ..’ the authorities there applauded the passenger. The rescue team was already there with the ambulance ready .. The sick pilot was immediately rushed to the hospital and rescued. The cause of the pilot’s illness remains to be determined.
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