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Pilot Recalls His Most Terrifying Moments: “My Knees Were Knocking So Bad” | Ask the Captain
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17:13Now PlayingYou’ve got questions, and Captain Steeeve’s got answers. In this episode of Ask the Captain, we get personal—why he started flying, if he’s ever been scared, and whether you can still fly if your name is “Jack.”
He also answers questions about near misses, the role of check pilots, bathroom breaks at 35,000 feet, and what happens if everyone on board is overweight. Plus, one of the most awkward PA announcement mix-ups ever.
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