I fly a lot as a motivational speaker and sales trainer which takes me all over the world. In the last two months alone I’ve been to Dubai 3 times, Kuwait once and all across the USA speaking. What fun! But when I think of flying, I never imagined what could have happened to Captain Timothy Lancaster. He knows about overcoming obstacles and "hanging in there," quite literally.
On June 10, 1990, Captain Timothy Lancaster was piloting British Airways Flight 5390 out of Birmingham, England. At 23,000 feet, the cockpit windshield of his jetliner blew out and he was sucked out of the cockpit window onto the nosecone of the jet. He would have plunged to his death had not his co-workers grabbed his ankles until the plane landed safely fifteen minutes later. Nigel Ogden and Alistair Atcheson landed the plane.
Can you even imagine what might have been going through his mind during that fifteen minute ride?
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