We can encounter people who do ridiculous things to gain views and subscribers on social media. Recently, a new one has joined these people. An adventurer named Trevor Jacob, who has 127 thousand subscribers on YouTube, shared a video titled “I crashed my plane” and indeed crashed his plane. But the way it was dropped caused a great deal of controversy.
Trevor, who jumped on a 1940 Taylorcraft model plane on November 24, was shooting a video to share his short journey. But during its journey, the plane’s engine suddenly stopped mysteriously. Trevor, on the other hand, decided to take the camera and jump out of the plane instead of making a safe landing in a suitable place, despite the altitude and the capabilities of the plane he used.
When the engine stopped, it was necessary to jump out of the plane immediately:
Trevor, who gave advice to all pilots to “fly with a parachute” in his video, took off by jumping on his plane and started his journey. His plane’s engine stalled over a mountainous area shortly after takeoff. Trevor parachuted out of the plane’s door, which had been turned off on takeoff as soon as the engine stopped, and which had appeared to be mysteriously open before the engine stopped.
Our pilot, who did not think that his plane needed to land at a very low speed (56 kilometers per hour), could still hang in the air at low speed, and that he could glide to a safe area for a while even if the engine was not running, left the plane with a parachute and a camera in his hand. After that, of course, the plane crashed into the mountains.
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Trevor went to the plane after landing. Then he embarked on a short survival adventure. Trevor, who said he had nothing with him, but took a parachute in case I fell, found water to make his way down the riverbed and drink. In the dark, he came across a vehicle passing through the middle of the forest area and jumped into the vehicle, and the adventure of the small fall came to an end.
The US Federal Aviation Administration also announced that it has launched an investigation into the 1940 Taylorcraft plane that crashed in the video. Trevor, on the other hand, got the views he wanted so much and had his video watched by more than 500 thousand people. The comment section of the video sponsored by a ‘wallet’ is closed.
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