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I saw a do entary about it on NGC or Discovery. It was a blood bath!
This was in 1994 but I just heard about it myself..
Some idiot tried to take over a DC10 Fed ex plane.
http://www.tailstrike.com/070494.htm
April 7, 1994: FedEx Flight 705 was scheduled to depart the company’s home hub of Memphis, Tennessee for a routine flight to San Jose, California at a little after 3:00 in the afternoon. As Captain David Sanders, co-pilot Jim Tucker and engineer Andy Peterson boarded the aircraft, they were somewhat startled to see Auburn Calloway already on board, settled into the flight engineer’s station and initiating pre-flight procedures. Although it was not unusual for FedEx employees to hitch rides on regular flights—a practice termed “jumpseating”—it was a pronounced breach of protocol for such deadheaders to interfere with flight operations. They said nothing, though, and Calloway wordlessly gave his seat to Andy Peterson. He strapped himself into a jumpseat aft of the pit. At his feet was a guitar case, the only baggage he had brought on board.
Less than thirty minutes into the flight, the bloodbath began
I saw a do entary about it on NGC or Discovery. It was a blood bath!
What a nut. I have never heard of that before.
That's pretty f'ed up. I too have never heard this story before. Are we now to fear FedEx as huge conglomorate silencing machine?
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