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News about a 16 year old boy riding on wheels slit plane from California to Hawaii for 5 hours flying very shocked the world.
In addition he is able to escape from the security check, he can also survive in a very narrow with limited oxygen availability, low temperature reaches -45 degrees Celsius, and pressures are high because the aircraft is at an altitude of 38 thousand feet.
According to data from the Federal Aviation Administration's Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, quoted by CNN, Wednesday, April 8, 2015, from free riding that ride on wheels slit plane, only 24% were successful. The rest, ended tragically.
Although successful, but the stowaway will face some risks, such as brain damage and health complications due to the extreme conditions experienced during in the wheel gap. Here are 5 cases of stowaways who managed to board the aircraft and ships 'free'.
1. Hate Shopping, Select 'Roads' to Rome
In 2012, 11-year-old boy, Liam cocoran, from Manchester, England do extreme things in order to avoid shopping with her mother. After arriving at the shopping center, Corcoran precisely towards Manchester Airport. Without a passport, ticket and boarding pass, he managed to go through security checks, metal detectors, and pejagaan at the gate.
He managed to ride a jet plane to Rome. He only managed to enjoy a half trip because he returned to England.
2. From Dublin to New York
In 1985, the two boys managed to score a century of history. Keith Byrne (10) and Noel Murray (13) managed to escape from their homes in the north of Dublin, Ireland, with the ride vehicles, boats, buses, trains, and automobiles to get to Heathrow Airport or nearly 600 miles in London.
However, it is just the beginning. They managed to escape the security and passport control to board Air India flight to New York.
They were caught when police JFK International Airport saw they looked lost and mess on the sidewalk. Finally, the children claimed that they returned to Dublin.
3. Stowaway first aircraft in the world
In 1928, Clarence Terhune, adolescents aged 19 years, became the center of attention in Germany. He managed to follow the maiden flight of the Graf Zeppelin flew from Lakehurst, New Jersey to Friedrichshafen, Germany.
Terhune is a golf caddy from St. Louis, Missouri. He bet with brother-in-law that he could fly with Zeppelin. She did so.
He sneaks into the ship while people were busy with balloons in the hangar. Although he eventually caught, but it was praised by the actions of the German people, even inviting dinner to offer him a job.
4. Crossing from New Delhi to London
In 1996, Pardeep Saini, 23, survived the 10 hour flight from New Delhi to London with British Airways Boeing 747. Meanwhile, his brother, Vijay, died not strong with a temperature of -60 degrees Celsius.
When found at Heathrow airport runway, Saini claimed he and his brother had fled from India for allegedly having links with Sikh militants.
He plans to get into the trunk through the crack plane wheel. Unfortunately, no access to get into the trunk. As a result he was stuck in the wheel plane and she fainted. Asylum request was denied.
5. From Cuba to Paris
In 2000, Roberto Viza Egues survived 14 hours Air France flight from Havana, Cuba to Paris. He entered as a stowaway hiding inside a cargo container.
He was exposed to freezing temperatures and low oxygen levels. Egues suffered a severe nosebleed. Airport workers found him covered in blood.
Egues escape from Cuba for allegedly participating dissident group which could lead to him and his family are having problems. Request for asylum was rejected, so he returned to Cuba.
The number of stowaway cases this gives questions about airport security.
In addition he is able to escape from the security check, he can also survive in a very narrow with limited oxygen availability, low temperature reaches -45 degrees Celsius, and pressures are high because the aircraft is at an altitude of 38 thousand feet.
According to data from the Federal Aviation Administration's Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, quoted by CNN, Wednesday, April 8, 2015, from free riding that ride on wheels slit plane, only 24% were successful. The rest, ended tragically.
Although successful, but the stowaway will face some risks, such as brain damage and health complications due to the extreme conditions experienced during in the wheel gap. Here are 5 cases of stowaways who managed to board the aircraft and ships 'free'.
1. Hate Shopping, Select 'Roads' to Rome
In 2012, 11-year-old boy, Liam cocoran, from Manchester, England do extreme things in order to avoid shopping with her mother. After arriving at the shopping center, Corcoran precisely towards Manchester Airport. Without a passport, ticket and boarding pass, he managed to go through security checks, metal detectors, and pejagaan at the gate.
He managed to ride a jet plane to Rome. He only managed to enjoy a half trip because he returned to England.
2. From Dublin to New York
In 1985, the two boys managed to score a century of history. Keith Byrne (10) and Noel Murray (13) managed to escape from their homes in the north of Dublin, Ireland, with the ride vehicles, boats, buses, trains, and automobiles to get to Heathrow Airport or nearly 600 miles in London.
However, it is just the beginning. They managed to escape the security and passport control to board Air India flight to New York.
They were caught when police JFK International Airport saw they looked lost and mess on the sidewalk. Finally, the children claimed that they returned to Dublin.
3. Stowaway first aircraft in the world
In 1928, Clarence Terhune, adolescents aged 19 years, became the center of attention in Germany. He managed to follow the maiden flight of the Graf Zeppelin flew from Lakehurst, New Jersey to Friedrichshafen, Germany.
Terhune is a golf caddy from St. Louis, Missouri. He bet with brother-in-law that he could fly with Zeppelin. She did so.
He sneaks into the ship while people were busy with balloons in the hangar. Although he eventually caught, but it was praised by the actions of the German people, even inviting dinner to offer him a job.
4. Crossing from New Delhi to London
In 1996, Pardeep Saini, 23, survived the 10 hour flight from New Delhi to London with British Airways Boeing 747. Meanwhile, his brother, Vijay, died not strong with a temperature of -60 degrees Celsius.
When found at Heathrow airport runway, Saini claimed he and his brother had fled from India for allegedly having links with Sikh militants.
He plans to get into the trunk through the crack plane wheel. Unfortunately, no access to get into the trunk. As a result he was stuck in the wheel plane and she fainted. Asylum request was denied.
5. From Cuba to Paris
In 2000, Roberto Viza Egues survived 14 hours Air France flight from Havana, Cuba to Paris. He entered as a stowaway hiding inside a cargo container.
He was exposed to freezing temperatures and low oxygen levels. Egues suffered a severe nosebleed. Airport workers found him covered in blood.
Egues escape from Cuba for allegedly participating dissident group which could lead to him and his family are having problems. Request for asylum was rejected, so he returned to Cuba.
The number of stowaway cases this gives questions about airport security.
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