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A Flight Attendant’s Unsettling Last Four Words Prior To The Azerbaijan Airlines Plane Crash
The last remarks of a flight attendant for Azerbaijan Airlines who was engaged in the fatal jet accident on Christmas Day have been made public.
On Christmas Day, Azerbaijan Airlines flight 8243 crashed close to the city of Aktau, Kazakhstan, killing 38 people, including 33-year-old Hokuma Aliyeva.
Fog forced the plane that was en route to Grozny in Chechnya, Russia, from Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, to change its course. However, aircraft crashed when making an emergency landing at Aktau, a city in the west.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has already apologized to President Ilham Aliyev of Azerbaijan “for the fact that the tragic incident occurred in Russian airspace,” and 29 people survived the crash.
A Ukrainian drone strike triggered Russian defense systems to fire near Grozny on Wednesday; however, the Kremlin did not specify if one of its missiles struck the aircraft.
An inquiry has been started; however, the cause of the jet accident is still unknown.
Now, footage taken by one of the passengers on board has been circulated online, showing flight attendant Aliyeva doing her utmost to console individuals who are near death.
Local media reported that her last words could be heard on the video.
She started off by saying, “Fasten your seat belts. Dear passengers, please follow the instructions.”
“Act accordingly; everything will be fine. Sit down and fasten your seat belt. Do not stand in the aisle; it is dangerous.”
Her final words were then: “Everything will be fine.”
Survivor and air steward Zulfugar Asadov has explained what he witnessed on the flight, saying: “We departed for Grozny at 8:00am. As we approached for landing, we saw that the airport was covered in very thick fog.”
“The captain began descending but had to abort the landing and circle around due to poor visibility, hoping the fog would clear. However, the second and third landing attempts also failed.”
After the pilot decided to head to the closest airport, Asadov added, “But at that moment, we heard a strange noise coming from outside the plane. I immediately went into the cabin with my female colleague Aydan Ragimli. We saw panic spreading among the passengers.”
“We reassured the passengers, telling them there was no need to worry, that everything was fine, and asked them to stay in their seats and fasten their seatbelts. At that moment, I was cut on the arm by an impact that occurred outside the plane.”
He continued: “If the plane had touched down with both the front and rear landing gears at the same time, no one would have survived. When the front landing gear touched the ground, the plane broke into two pieces, and the front cockpit was torn off.”
“I remained conscious despite bleeding heavily, but it was very difficult to breathe. Aydan Ragimli and I were lying near the door, and I tried to open it.”
“Once the air entered the cabin, breathing became easier. We began helping passengers and evacuating with them. A rescue team was waiting outside. I called them because my hand injury was severe, and I had no strength left.”
“I asked them to help evacuate the surviving passengers. I am grateful for their assistance.”
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