Phone Survives 16,000-Foot Drop From Dramatic Alaska Airlines In-Flight Incident: REPORT

iPhone Survives Rapid Decompression, 16,000-Foot Fall on Alaska Air Flight 182

Move over, Gulf War Gameboy - there's a new piece of indestructible technology on the block. On Friday, Alaska Airlines Flight 182 suffered a potentially catastrophic explosive decompression event as a door plug spontaneously blew off the plane mid-flight. Thankfully, no one was seriously injured, but the incident did leave us with a rather unbelievable story: an iPhone that was sucked out of the door-shaped hole on the plane survived the ordeal…

iPhone found after surviving nearly 5km fall from Alaska Airlines flight

Sky News host Caleb Bond says he “just can’t get over” the iPhone found from an Alaska Airlines flight, which had to land after the door flew off mid-flight, that had survived the fall. “I just can’t get over this,” Mr Bond said. “A man in Oregon in the US, he found an iPhone that belonged to a passenger from that Alaska Airlines flight that had to make that emergency landing after the door flew off. “He found the phone, completely intact. “You …

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iPhone found after surviving nearly 5km fall from Alaska Airlines flight

Sky News host Caleb Bond says he “just can’t get over” the iPhone found from an Alaska Airlines flight, which had to land after the door flew off mid-flight, that had survived the fall. “I just can’t get over this,” Mr Bond said. “A man in Oregon in the US, he found an iPhone that belonged to a passenger from that Alaska Airlines flight that had to make that emergency landing after the door flew off. “He found the phone, completely intact. “You …

A drop from almost 5,000 meters and it's still working. It's the story of a mobile phone that fell from the Alaska Airlines Boeing that opened mid-flight on Friday...

iPhone that got sucked out of Alaska Airlines plane and fell 16,000 feet is found on the ground – and still works

Bates said he called the National Transportation Safety Board, and an agent told him it was the second phone to be found from the plane.