These Flights Were all Nightmares

These are some scary travel nightmares. In 2018, passengers endured an eight-hour flight with a screaming and unruly 3-year-old child. On a shaky flight in 2017, passengers grew even more panicked when the pilot reportedly asked them to pray when an engine failed. In 2019, an airline passenger fell asleep during a flight and woke up alone on a cold locked plane. Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall has more.

[@jayczzzya]

I heard that kid scream for 2 seconds and I was cringing. Imagine the poor passengers dealing with this for 8 hours?!

[@kiaburt5091]

As an opera singer, I’m truly amazed that he didn’t kill his voice!

[@jayczzzya]

@@kiaburt5091 that baby got unrefined talent. Vocal chords still soft and malleable.

[@maybe-arch]

I would just shut his mouth down

[@hoghuhaghu8506]

I doubt he screamed for 8 whole hours straight, but if he did, i am very impressed and very disgusted

[@kitsunefaye1661]

My 3-year-old son knows better than to do all of that without a reprimand, and a spanking if continued. My boy will be traveling via Amtrak come Christmas. My mom’s taking him to NC to visit extended family. My boy’s well behaved on the bus/trains.

[@adesanyabolutife989]

The first kid issue is caused by Mom’s negligence and failure to teach her kid how to behave, no excuses

[@christophermarkrobinson3419]

ikr! if that was me spanking on the spot

[@A3th3r_Gh0ul]

True!!

[@Stevehboy]

Correct 100%

[@wadehiggins1114]

Agreed

[@kayvillarosa7683]

@@christophermarkrobinson3419 unfortunately parents can't spank anymore without family services making it a court case. Social workers what a joke.

[@cocoa_goddess6101]

If you’re having trouble addressing their behavior at home. Then this it’s a clear sign you shouldn’t put them on a plane in an enclosed and tight area.

[@britgaddis]

Facts

[@barneyjuniorYT]

I would've left that kid at the doggy hotel.

[@blinded6502]

Or be their parent.

[@priyamanobal]

Exactly…..

[@CashIsKing_UseItOrLoseIt]

The way I see it, She's criminally neglegent and / or guilty of multiple counts of assult (because of the kids age) 'cause when the kid was unrestrained & running a muck, there would've been multiple times when unwanted body contact by the kid was inflicted on other passengers. That combined with the kids screaming put his and / or her lives or at least physical safety at risk because the chances of another passenger in that section of the plane totally snapping & acting out on 1 or both of them was drastically increased. That combined with evidence from another vid of an interview with this kid's mother being from an earlier incident with another of her sons, about same age, who was doing basically the same thing on another flight. That flight got returned to gate while still taxiing for take-off. Earlier evidence like that of this same thing occuring prooves criminal neglegence. Ideally she needs to be totally banned from flying for at least 20 years. You can find out her name on the inside edition clip with just that story in it's comment section. (18/Mar/2023-5:41am🇦🇺EST)

[@seafoambunny5609]

All I’m saying is if your kid is not well behaved, do not take them on a flight. It makes it miserable for everyone.

[@katiesimpson4514]

I'm thinking Dimatap...

[@mrmistermelom]

Or at least go in multiple stops

[@sybrninja]

I mean, when you need to go somewhere Sometimes, ur not going to wait extra hours just for other ppl let’s be honest

[@sybrninja]

It’s easier said than done

[@deontaeavila3514]

They have to abandon them somewhere

[@yuyufan43]

Forcing people to stay in a plane for 8 hours when they want to get off… how is that not a hostage situation? They were hot, thirsty, scared, and had no information on what was going on. I wouldn’t blame anyone for losing it. That sounds like a scary situation, honestly

[@faya7858]

Get some education and common sense, if you actually think about it you might get an answer.

[@Buffed-Dumplin1384]

@@faya7858 💀you dumb?

[@SpaceRanger187]

Because getting off the plane while your 30 thousand feet in the over over the Atlantic, sounds like a great idea.

[@Pikmin_.]

Do you know what a plane is

[@wolfwang8464]

@@SpaceRanger187 they were on the TARMAC for 7 hours. Not in the sky lol

[@yinkstaiwo7622]

Waking up in an empty, dark and locked Plane sounds like a horror movie.

[@nikitatrisha1616]

I thought the flight attendants did a walk through before leaving

[@meganproffitt424]

@@nikitatrisha1616 They do, how do they miss a human being?! 🤦‍♀️🤣

[@JoeBurrowSucks]

@@meganproffitt424 right??

[@players7686]

Air Canada is such JUNK!

[@matthew_natividad]

Minus the snakes

[@vintagedarling4468]

As a frequent flyer I am so grateful I have not experienced anything like this..

[@ojifididitsimpson]

You will.

[@explorationgmer1336]

One day u will 😂 especially the screaming kid.

[@ArtieArchives]

I only fly once a year

[@jakemccoy]

Stop lying about being a frequent flyer.

[@justduro1527]

@@jakemccoy Let some copium for the rest of us

[@richardgamingpubg7077]

Imagine getting left alone in a plane, its kind of scary and amazing.

[@flyme2009]

explain to me specifically what is amazing in this situation ?

[@haven_lady675]

They're lucky it's just a scared forgotten passenger. Like the guy said, if they can miss her, who knows what else they missed.

[@GreekOrthodox7]

@@flyme2009 it’s amazing that no one woke her up and she woke up with the doors locked in pitch black. What’s so unclear?

[@homer5802]

I'm thinking I might try to start er up and go for a little joy ride. I bet that would get someone's attention.

[@alexmarchettispag]

probably got pranked by plane personnels. its impossible not to be noticed especially those assigned at cleaning unless they weren't.

[@greenisnice9345]

Fun Fact: Plane crash testing results showed that the people sitting at the far back usually survive plane crashes. Everyone in the First Class seats died instantly, while the center seats have some chance of survival, but the far back seats usually survived. This is because when the planes crashes, the front half of the plane breaks, putting most of the pressure on that point. The other half tends to receive significantly less pressure from the crash. It usually just flops down with safer landing.

[@captaincaptain2128]

Keep telling yourself that bud. You poor and have to lie to yourself to make coach feel like it's worthy, but it's not.

[@greenisnice9345]

@@captaincaptain2128 Captain Fool, emotions have nothing to do with this. I'm simply passing down an interesting fact from testing results. That's all.

[@aqimjulayhi8798]

@@greenisnice9345 while what you said is somewhat true, it would not help at all in the event of a nosedive over 700kph. Don’t pride yourself with fun facts so much.

[@greenisnice9345]

@@aqimjulayhi8798 Again, emotions have nothing to do with simply stating facts from test results. Not everything is about emotions.

[@youcansave15ormoreoncarins75]

@@captaincaptain2128 it doesn't matter when you fly southwest or frontier anyways

[@TheJokerit19]

I don't get the 'trapped in a plane' case. How can anyone still seated realistically go entirely unnoticed by all flight attendants when walking through an aisle after passengers have departed? I could understand a small item going unnoticed, but a person is another matter.

[@jeremywilliams5141]

It behooves flight staff to check that no one is left inside. Someone could've been in need of medical help or something.

[@OatmealPancake-ej8ky]

Because it said she was laying down in the seat. She was probably spread across several seats… I’ve done it before

[@jakemccoy]

Because they didn’t do that

[@risanddanny92515]

It’s called human error.

[@jcwarner90]

Other than the flight attendants, cleaners sweep the plane after everyone gets off. I guess this shows how thoroughly they're cleaning the planes.

[@WillLiam32]

"He has behavioral problems" as she completely ignores him, just sounds like an excuse to be a lazy, bad parent. Hmm...I wonder why he has problems behaving 🤦‍♂️

[@ColonizersBlow]

Because he probably has ADHD…?

[@WillLiam32]

@helena4999 so do a lot of people including myself

[@oajjajajaj]

@@ColonizersBlow That's not a reason for children to cry. My 4 year old cousin has adhd and he's very well behaved

[@ColonizersBlow]

@@WillLiam32 Great, then you would know, not all people with ADHD behave in the same way or deal with the same issues.

[@WillLiam32]

@helena4999 yes, and I also know that if she complete ignores him she's being a lazy parent. Adhd isn't an excuse for not parenting

[@christinaf713]

I can sort of relate to the woman waking up on an empty plane. I had the same thing happened to me but instead of it being on a plane, it was on a school bus. Apparently I had fallen asleep on the bus on the way to school and no one bothered to wake me up, and apparently when the teacher asked my sisters where I was when they got to school, they told the teacher they didn't know even though they knew I had fallen asleep on the bus (tnx sisters lol). Luckily the bus driver heard me snoring when she got the bus back to her place and asked me if I wanted to go back to school or go home, so I chose to go home. I got a day off of school over it, so I was happy lol. I will say this tho: if I had fallen asleep and woke up on an empty plane not knowing what to do, I'd be quite scared.

[@MrPizzaeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

I think everyone would choose to go home.

[@evilsharkey8954]

There was a case last year where a 5 year old boy was forgotten and left on the bus in the dark.

[@Zhyrim]

“School or home” HOME HOMEEE

[@firebyte69]

That's kind of your driver to take you back home. My driver would scold me and call my mom and ask her to pick me up.

[@christinaf713]

@@firebyte69 scold you for falling asleep?!

[@rainbowdragon078]

If your kid had behavior problems do something with it. It is not only bad for others but also yourself

[@Bree0123]

And the child too. They will not be able to function properly in the world without being given the proper tools and direction. Giving up or not doing anything because they “have behavioral problems” is failing that child.

[@jamesonbryana9235]

If your child has that severe of behavioural problems DO NOT take them on a flight it isn’t fair to them or the rest of the plane

[@R8V10]

Alcohol should be banned on planes and airports.

[@Neogaabo]

Nope

[@Crustacean4]

@@Neogaabo 😐

[@iHarvest]

@@Neogaabo 😐

[@kattilathehunfreedomfighter]

Wrong. Idiots who can't handle their booze should be banned from planes. We live in a mouth-foaming culture of "ban this" and "ban that" inanimate object, when the actual source of the problem is not being addressed - the person who abuses it and has no self control with it.

[@HONEYWHERESMYSUPERSUIT.]

@@Neogaabo 😐

[@kateanderson4648]

I had a kid in front of me on a plane about the same age who was doing the exact same things, screaming and pressing the call for service button above him like 100 times, the poor flight attendants had to stop coming to that seat but would have been so distracting for them and taking the attention of other passengers.. I mean my flight was only over state and only took about an hour.. I can understand kids will be kids especially that young but I could hear the mother in front of me bribing him and he was milking it hard to get more attention and more toys from her and she was even laughing the first few times he hit that button so he thought it was a game.. I could barely last the hour with all that going on I seriously feel for those who were on the flight with that boy in the video! 😒

[@bladi-senpai9398]

If i was in that plane, and i see that child running up and down, i will slap it right in the face hard as i can idgaf

[@evilsharkey8954]

Was it Eric Cartman?

[@Bongarelli]

Low key funny

[@lindamcgrath8958]

The first kid issue is caused by Mom's negligence and failure to teach her kid how to behave, no excuses

[@lerato1894]

If that first story happened on an 8 hour bus trip in Africa, best believe an aunt would get up, smack the child and give him something constructive to do to keep his mind busy. Behavioral problems or not, everyone chips in to help a overwhelmed mother and unruly child

[@redpie32]

imagine getting on a flight and then 3 hours later the pilot literally begs for yall to pray💀

[@ripnob]

Allegations: the pilot said to pray Reality: the pilot was angry that he spilled his tea

[@drinasun6984]

I feel for those people who had the misfortune to be on those flights. The first one had the spawn of Satan.

[@eyang7]

Well then for the sake of everyone, can they ban alcohol in the airport? It's like giving alcohol to unknown people in your car and not sure if it'll go well. It's a risk no one is willing to take. 😕

[@ZeRo-bx7lp]

Why would they ban a huge money maker 😂

[@danajohnson9387]

I was also stranded on a tarmac for about 6 hours in Arizona, apparently lightning and sand storms can pop up anytime of the day there. The lightning storm came first and damaged something that caused all the lights to go out in the plane, then we had to wait for someone to come fix it, which basically took about 3 hours. Then we spent the next 3 waiting on the flights that were ahead of us, but also got delayed due to the storm, to take off, and when it was finally our turn, we had to go back to the gate to refuel and then rejoin the line lol. Now we were once again nearing take off at the 6th hour, when the pilot announced there was a sand storm outside 🙃...we eventually took off into the storm because apparently they can do that 🤷‍♀️ but it was the scariest and worst flight ever! Everybody's patience ran thin about 2hrs in. It was an American Airlines flight too lol

[@zimtastic1171]

Ugh. Sounds rough.

[@jacklan4103]

I would rather go through all of that than die in a plane crash.

[@twstdreality]

Ah yes those darn American Airlines people controlling the weather. Damn them!

[@randomplanenoob]

its not a tarmac bruh

[@Macedonahue]

First kid is a prime example of why you need to smack your kids around a little if they act out. My mom raised me with tough love and i never acted out like that.

[@crashweekly7925]

When I was stuck in japan on the runway just as an earthquake hit we sat in the plane for a total of 8 hours before they would allow us to take off. The airport was evacuated and they were afraid that the runway was damaged so people had to inspect it before we could take off. We were actually the next plane to take off, we were taxiing to the runway when the earthquake hit. After we finally took off on our way to Michigan is when the tsunami rolled in to land in Japan. That was an interesting experience to survive.

[@srividyarajagopal1078]

Omg was this the 2011 one ?? That's so scary

[@theviewer2614]

The mom of the screaming child should be in jail for child neglect and abuse. Some people should NOT be parents smh 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@AuralPods-gm4pg]

Well said, I think we should blame it on the parents rather than the child.

[@theviewer2614]

@@AuralPods-gm4pg Finally someone who agrees with me

[@chimemorris5488]

I had a situation like this: I was about 8 or 9 when it happened. We were at the airport waiting for our flight and then my parents told me that our fight was delayed. We were waiting for a few hours (don’t remember how long we waited) then our flight came and we got on Board. We were alright until we were told that our flight was going to be even longer because they needed to get gas for the plane. Apparently because they fell for a scam that had something to do with one of there engines or something. Anyway the people and us were very restless and there was a super long line for the bathroom. They then were able to fly again and we eventually got to the airport but Boy that was one crazy flight.

[@djtjsrandomstuffschannello4193]

That child screaming is the mot annoying thing that could possibly happen. Edit: MOM IM FAMOUS

[@nabilo1127]

I would've hit him literally

[@TheAngelOfDeath000]

Good thing I got earbuds with noise cancellation

[@Yuri92001]

@D34THD3V I can tell you that ear plugs do not work enough

[@Thesixwolf6]

@@TheAngelOfDeath000 that does not work

[@sherrydalton6516]

I agree. I never had kids of my own for this reason. I definitely don’t wanna listen to someone else’s crotch goblin scream for hours on end. 😒🤦🏼‍♀️

[@lydsantanafamily4052]

My family and i were flying to Orlando and we were flying in circles the last hour because of the bad weather it was so annoying and scary .

[@zoexyxo]

A few months ago I came back from vacation to Pearson international airport in Toronto and it was so flooded with people that we had to wait in our plane for 8 hours!

[@alexm566]

That child will become a grown man and watch himself on inside edition in a few years 😅

[@christinaf713]

Just because your child has behavior problems doesn't mean you should just let the kid run all over the place and do whatever he wants without discipline 🤦‍♀️🙄

[@mplunox]

THE FIRST ONE WAS UNEXPECTED FOR ME AND MY EARPHONES WERE AT MAX 😭

[@raven-edgewindwalker23]

Having Kids scream like that. Is already an endless nightmare.

[@2TMarie]

First scenario with the child: Mom could have been better prepared to entertain him, and maybe put a "stress vest" or "papoose" to keep him calm. Second scenario with the plane and it's blown engine: Telling people to "pray," is probably not a good idea! Give them more positive affirmations instead! Third scenario with the woman left in the plane: Use your texting skills more wisely! Instead of "OMG," text your friend which airline you flew in on, and it's flight number. That way the staff could have found her quicker!

[@JoesCornerstadios]

Its called a belt

[@2TMarie]

@@JoesCornerstadios 😆

[@al-karimabdulaziz8961]

Not the same flight as the child but I went through the same experience on Ethiopian Airlines. The flight from hell, no one cared and none of the crew staff did anything to stop or at least calm the child. Never going on that airline again.

[@Shadow__133]

Just scream/cry back at him the whole flight and all the way out of the airport 😂

[@kimkeller5155]

The first incident with the child screaming and the mother commenting, "she can't do anything about it" shows she is in denial and is very entitled as she thinks the world revolves around her and her child. If I was the pilot, I would have made an emergency landing and forcibly removed the mother and her child off the plane and banned them. Behavioral issues can be dealt with by teaching the child what is acceptable and what is not.

[@ranavandebuurtpolitie]

If I acted up like the 1st kid on a plane I would've never seen tomorrow 🤣

[@annetteailsmith4411]

This is the reason why i prayed for the pilots and flight attendants daily ✈️✈️🛫🙏🙏

[@UndeadFleshgod]

"These flights were all nightmares" - "On the beautiful morning of September 11th 2001, ..."

[@kyleblackwelder7014]

Isn’t it interesting how you’ll never hear older folks talking about their kids behaving like the first kid?

[@queenleo3238]

Okay but the older folks did raise the parents of the kid... so something was done there 💀 the older folks raised that mom

[@grandiewandie]

Well that’s because older folks didn’t have access to cheap air travel, or were responsible and didn’t take their kids on a plane

[@weirdcatkid]

Okay cool, i still don't defend child abuse.

[@a.rosegulick]

we get it you want to beat children to a bloody pulp, calm down.

[@holden4620]

Okay , I don’t know if the pilot telling people he’s scared and that their survival depends on them praying to god… is a great move. I feel like that’s probably one of the first things not to do when one of the engines fails.

[@ThatGuyYouArent2]

No, it's unprofessional for a pilot to show the passengers their fear or push religious ideas on them. I thought "our survival depends on your cooperation," was a good thing to say, but anything further than that is a no-go imo.

[@arfriedman4577]

In 1996 our flight was diverted to land from gatwick to Heathrow to Manchester. We were stuck on the plane for many hours. They refueled while everyone was on plane. The fumes were awful. I had them open the door finally. We needed fresh air. I think they only had a few snacks to give out. Back then there was no social media to bring attention.

[@xjcrossx]

That flight attendant went from water to zip ties real quick. Jim was being nice too.

[@evilsharkey8954]

If you have a kid with behavioral problems that you can’t control, like if he’s got a particularly bratty form of ADHD, ASD, or some undiagnosed issue, don’t take him on a plane unless it’s absolutely necessary and/or ask the doc for some safe, calming meds for him.

[@thatundeadlegacy2985]

Meds arent the answer, just dont take them

[@sarawilson9163]

Me and my family woke up at like 3 am to get to the airport and waited like 7 long hours to get on the plane then another 2-4 to even take off cuz the engine was broken or sm was wrong with it. So 12 hours to take off. Then we have to fly back in February to our house in February, hopefully this doesnt happen.

[@jacklan4103]

Better to wait 4 hours than fly a broken plane.

[@YourLeftToe1]

My bff went on the plane with the screaming kid she said “God that was a flight to remember” she was saying how she was trying to sleep and this kid is just screaming bloody murder Edit: She was visiting me :)

[@CashIsKing_UseItOrLoseIt]

Don't know about this one too but the original Inside Edition vid on here of the screaming kid bit, said they screamed for nearly 8 hours straight. There was alot of doubt in the comments that any kid could keep that up for nearly 8 hours and not loose their voice & I'd tend to agree but the kid probably inherited his mom's vocal chords. Did ur friend say approximately how long in total or what kind of a percentage of the flight that the kid screamed ? P.s. Just in case U and Ur friend didnt know, the kid's mom on that flight was - Can adi an Sing err - S arah black woo d & she was on another vid on here being interviewed with another of her sons (bout same age) from an earlier incident where they were on another flight that got turned back to the gate while taxiing for take-off because said other son was doing basically the same thing. They got kicked off that flight. (19/Mar/2023-11:21am🇦🇺EST)

[@SugarKrystalStudio]

I wonder how the first kid is doing now? He will always be in airplane history with how that video resurfaces every now and again lol 😂

[@Lquicx.mm2]

I was stuck on a plane for a 4 hrs flight turned into an 10 hrs flight-💀 help me

[@sammylee5474]

The worst one was the Asian doctor being dragged off the plane for being forced out of his own paid for seat. That video was super disturbing

[@ethankoziorowski7079]

Can we just acknowledge how unprofessional it is for a pilot to ask passengers to pray for their own safety 30,000 feet in the air, kind of messed up.

[@RivkyWeiss]

AMAZING

[@GoldMan54567]

Yep it is

[@michaeljordan5630]

Why must you raise my heart rate. I get stress enough on flights anyway!

[@shaderaven6383]

Getting stuck on the plane and left in the airport is like the adult version of passing out on the bus and waking up in bus drivers driveway.

[@xxfoursevenninerxxclawcrus6000]

The drunk man story, a rule of drinking needs to be established

[@lerato1894]

They were in that shaky airplane for an hour and a half....no no no I would have died of exhaustion form being in shock for so long

[@nataliemichelle2848]

Why didn't they turn the plane around and make the parents and troubling kid get off? Failure in parenting obviously. It's also illegal to keep passengers in an aircraft for that long. They're required to provide hotel rooms and a new flight.

[@JJforShie1]

OMG imagine your pilot telling you he’s scared and asking you to pray lol

[@B-lazer3]

I would die immediately

[@sportshistorybuff319]

For a kid like that, isn't there such a thing as children's strength chloroform?!?! A win-win for everybody on that flight.

[@kerryvanskonsol792]

That's just straight kill kids

[@samanthalake5011]

Or a bottle of Benadryl

[@usmantariq7997]

These "Behavioral Problems" can be fixed at a very early age, if you know how and it doesn't take rocket science.

[@ColonizersBlow]

Oh yeah…and if the child is on the spectrum or has ADHD…you gonna spank that out of them?

[@mamooer]

@@ColonizersBlow teaching kids how to behave doesn’t require hitting them lol

[@oajjajajaj]

@@ColonizersBlow that doesn't mean they should cry

[@ColonizersBlow]

@@mamooer No sh!t. I’m responding to the number of comments I have seen suggesting the kid just needs a spanking.

[@ColonizersBlow]

@@oajjajajaj Doesn’t mean they won’t cry, though. Some children with ADHD, or autism, have emotional dysregulation. It’s difficult for them to control their emotions once they get set off.

[@ThatGuyYouArent2]

I'd legit rather be on the scary vibrating plane than the one with the screaming child.

[@JJ-bh6sk]

Attendant should have confronted the little monster's mother to shut him up.

[@bro9479]

I'm an airline, I can't imagine every telling passengers that our survival depends on them praying or even saying 'hopefully everything will turn out for the best'. 😂 All that does is create fear, and doesn't help at all. Especially in that situation, it was just a shaking engine, the plane can fly completely fine on the other one! It'd be uncomfortable to be shaken around but not dangerous. Hope that captain got some coaching on proper PAs after that.

[@n3wt]

I wanna upgrade my self to a airplane as well

[@jordan1thegame]

@@n3wt lmfao

[@japan1001ify]

What is it like to be an airline?

[@bro9479]

@@japan1001ify Finally, everyone always asks what is the airline but never how is the airline... All my employees want to be paid more, my shareholders want to make more money, and my customers want cheaper prices.I can't win :( YT won't let me edit my typo earlier so it is what it is lol

[@karendouglas1688]

That's why I carry a flashlight 🔦 and 2 portable phone chargers with me at all times. You never know what's going to happen. You can't count on people to do their jobs

[@maximodakila2873]

why carry a flashlight when your cellphone could function one

[@Eliterum]

​​@@maximodakila2873you could make a fleshlight

[@deadwaste1]

Problem is when that child hurts another child, that parent gets a severe punch

[@michaelespeland]

The first kid is a perfect example of why some people shouldn't be allowed to have children.

[@Chuchel-hh6hq]

"Lol my kid is spoiled because im a bad mom , lol right ? I wonder who's fault is that ." Kid's Mom Probably

[@geddon436]

That was me as kid, unfortunately, my mother enabled bad behavior, had to start going to therapist, my since of self-worth and how I view money is very dysfunctional.

[@christinaf713]

How is it even legal to not allow someone to exit a plane if they want off?! To make them remain on board when they want off should be considered a hostage situation. I watched a news feed once where a school bus driver pulled over and refused to drive the kids home or let them off the bus when the parents came to get their kids (after frantically calling the school to find out why their kid wasn't dropped home), and all because she was angry at some of the kids behaviors. According to the school, that was their procedure: to pull over and to not let the kids off the bus until they complied. The poor kids were so scared, and many of them were screaming in panic and calling out to the parents for help. The parents even called the police when the driver wouldn't let them have their kids, and the police sided with the school!!!🤦‍♀️🙄😡😡😡

[@SlaaneshM30]

Because getting of a airplane on a busy TARMAC is a little different than dropping kids off a school bus. Normally I'd say, use your brain, but that's simply not the case here. There is no brain power involved.

[@monicadeshay6233]

I was flying on southwest to long beach a couple years ago and when the planed landed it was close to 11pm at night and they plane had to stop on the taxi way and wait for someone to come drive the tow cart to park the plane. We waited for over an hour.

[@kharris0465]

What is a flight without a little turbulence?

[@OfficerBeatz]

Ahh the kid who is screaming nonstop bring him to the Caribbean we will give him a Caribbean mother🙃🙃

[@caesar7734]

Whenever I am flying in a plane there is always at least one screaming child.

[@byteme9718]

No pilot who suggests praying should be allowed to be in charge of an aircraft.

[@rafaelwilks]

As if you know anything of value in this regard 🤣🤣🤣

[@RedRose0395]

On the first clip, this is why if I had a child, I would come PREPARED. Toys, iPad, video games, anything to distract my child while flying.

[@eveklue5287]

Exactly. And the kid probably has autism so u probably need that stuff

[@RedRose0395]

@@eveklue5287 Yeah.

[@wbrycec]

The kid screaming is bizarre. If I did that as a kid I would be held down with a sock taped over my mouth. It sounds horrible but there’s tons of escalating punishments that would happen prior to that as I worked my way up lol. Don’t know anyone in the family who wouldn’t restrain and cover the mouth of someone who did that. Hell, this kid pretty much gets a free pass from his parents to do whatever he likes whenever he likes. That’s not gonna go well as a teenager with power

[@bobo11112222]

Don’t drink stay sober. Most troubles can be avoided.

[@anthonyellison8680]

omg that kid. i would have lost it

[@smile4thecamera783]

That’s crazy 😢

[@kathleenweinberg6442]

It's no excuse the mother should have some kind of control of her kid

[@gumaming]

What’s worse is that when you woke up alone in a locked plane, you see two little girls holding hands, just standing there, staring at you from outside the pilots cabin door.

[@carefreecapybara]

Watching this while in an airport, waiting for my flight… yay… 😟

[@jollynyoung]

No child is at fault only the parents ,with these kind of ‘behavioral problems’.☹️

[@wcsoblake85]

3:56 I remember the story a little while agowhere the flight crew duct taped a woman to a seat and taped her mouth shut as well. It was the only way they could stop that lady in that case. I wonder why it was not on this list?

[@unicornsthatowncats2179]

I honestly wish I hadn't seen that picture. It disturbed me

[@garycarpenter2980]

I've not flown in years and never came back home like that

[@blakerascon7745]

If I was a pilot and I had that first kid on my flight, I would make an emergency landing ASAP.

[@wadehiggins1114]

My son on an aircraft is just amazing! No issues!

[@eveklue5287]

Every child is different. Some have mental illness like autism that affects how they act.

[@unicornsthatowncats2179]

Awesome

[@lyz1286]

the screaming would absolutely trigger me 😭

[@kimkistler3370]

The pilot on that shaky flight should be reprimanded for asking the passengers to pray,,WTF,,he should have tried to reassure them,,not freak them out!!!

[@Letskeepit100.]

They should have got rid of the screaming kid and the family

[@jared712]

9/11 musta been the real nightmare

[@smile4thecamera783]

I agree 😢

[@LunarVamp]

It was a national tragedy y’know

[@jared712]

@@smile4thecamera783 so many peoples lives lost that day 🙏 RIP

[@alexm566]

The first two flights people thought it was gonna be a hostage situation like literally every other hijacking in history before that, and they weren't super concerned.

[@jared712]

@@alexm566 yes I know sadly I remember it like yesterday, especially because I have family in New York and I’m from Boston. Just thank god we actually have tsa now looking at everything with X-rays

[@stephaniemom1516]

No, there was something she could do. 😮

[@Cumbot-yv4en]

I was coming back home from Japan on a 10 hour flight when the entertainment system shorted out 2hr in and these 4 year olds screaming about for the rest of the flight. No sleep, No entertainment/distraction, No access to the toys on my luggage, And it was not a window seat. I was 8 at the time and it was the ducking Hours of my life

[@jonahwalton4219]

Yeah, all of these mishaps and Manifest has definitely convinced me that I am never flying.

[@TheAlmightyPrime]

I would’ve lost my mind on the first one

[@eveklue5287]

Me too

[@biff5856]

They don't "lock" planes. She could have armed the slide, then opened the door. The airline wouldn't want the negative publicity of not checking the a/c after passengers deplaned. They'd let the slide issue "slide". She would pretty much know what to do if she read the emergency info card.

[@totallyvend]

Thank god that I went to New York in 2017

[@yvonnemoskera4817]

Oh boy...😞

[@miztorcrabz]

'Behavior problem'?? Nahhh more like a discipline problem 💀

[@virginiatrains7886]

I dare someone to tell me the name of one flight that didn’t have some sort of “hell” to it

[@AnefAthens]

Royal Brunei airliner

[@kenday4812]

For those People it Must have been Horrendous