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Flight attendants should be trained to handle medical emergencies involving passengers who may lose consciousness during flights.

Public SafetyTransportationMay 10, 2026score 0.292 posts · 1 replies across 1 instances
The thread reports an ACARS message indicating a male passenger in seat 13D may be losing consciousness, prompting flight attendants to prepare for potential diversion. The message is repeated with a request for further information, suggesting ongoing concern for the passenger's safety.

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Flight attendants should be trained to handle medical emergencies involving passengers who may lose consciousness during flights.
Parent: Aviation SafetyEntity: Flight Attendant ProceduresImpact: positiveDate: May 10, 2026Target: Proper training for flight attendants in medical emergency protocols

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Air to Ground Message: HEADS-UP...MALE PAX SEAT 13D...FACE IS DROPPING...AS IF HE MAY PASSOUT. FA DOING SAMPLE DATA...IN CASE OF DIVERSION...WHERE YOU THINKING...STANDBY FOR FURTHER INFO...THX Area: Philadelphia, PA, USA Type: Embraer 175 (Enhanced Wing) A: #aa3f180e141 F: #f3336791432 #acars #vdlm2
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#aa3f180e141#f3336791432#acars#vdlm2
@[email protected]
Air to Ground Message: HEADS-UP...MALE PAX SEAT 13D...FACE IS DROPPING...AS IF HE MAY PASSOUT. FA DOING SAMPLE DATA...IN CASE OF DIVERSION Area: Gaithersburg, MD, USA Type: Embraer 175 (Enhanced Wing) A: #aa3f180e141 F: #f3336791432 #acars #vdlm2
0 boosts · 0 favs · 1 replies · May 10, 2026
#aa3f180e141#f3336791432#acars#vdlm2