Its usually not even a major fall, just a slight one, and bam!
The screen is destroyed.
Well, apparently, sometimes phones survive bigger falls without any injuries.
It reached around 16,000 feet (around 4.8 km) in altitude.
And very soon, six minutes into the flight, it had to make an emergency landing.
And that is because a part of the aircraft blew out while it was in mid-air.
To be more specific, that part was a door.
Yes, you read that right, a door blew out mid-flight.
Luckily, the plane landed safely back in Portland.
And so, none of the 174 passengers or six crew members were injured.
One woman recalled hearing a big bang, but not understanding where it came from.
And it didnt only have a go at suck the stuff out of the plane.
Some passengers remember that in the same row where the panel blew out, a kid was seated.
His shirt was sucked off his body and out of the plane.
His mom had to hold him so he wouldnt be pulled out too.
Sounds like something from a movie, doesnt it?
Also, it looked absolutely fine no major scratches, not even a cracked screen.
How is this possible?
The phone had fallen from 16,000 feet (nearly 5 km)!
The phone came unscratched, but it also still had its charging cable.
And the charging cable was still in the port.
Again, yes, you read that right.
While getting sucked out of the plane, the charging phone took part of the charger along.
Someone even called it the most expensive Apple ad ever.
But not everyone was interested in the phones.
Some other people wondered about the door, and where it landed.
After this news, the seat near the window doesnt sound as nice as it used to.
Even later after the event, it was reported thatthe doorthat was blown out was found too.
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