Jackson Warne’s son, Shane Warne, was on a shocking incident that occurred on the flight from Singapore to India, causing an emergency landing.
Shane Warne’s son Jackson revealed his flight to India was forced to make an emergency landing after one of the passengers died. Jackson, his partner Kiah and a few friends were on an Air India flight from Singapore when a passenger three rows behind him died, resulting in the emergency situation.
He described his flight to India as “we managed to get on an Air India flight that night.” However, on the way there, a situation occurred that I’ve never experienced on a flight before ever. You’ve heard about it, and someone had a heart attack three rows back of us, who had not been confirmed to have had a heart attack, but they continued to perform CPR for more than an hour.
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“We traveled to (our destination in) India after arriving at emergency land in Calcutta and staying there for about 2-3 hours. “His friend, Gabriel Chenkov-Shaw, shared details of the horrifying situation on his own page.
Gabriele explained in a video that “I don’t know if this is the strangest and saddest thing to happen while catching a flight.” At about 2 a.m., I’m tapped on the shoulder to report that someone who is literally dead three rows behind me.
“I was just awakened and thought, “What the f**k? ” Before, I’ve never been on the same plane as someone who was passing or in close proximity to death.
The plane was “out of a movie,” the airliner declared in utter hysterics. They begin to inquire about the doctors on the plane who made an emergency landing in an unfamiliar location in India…
He continued, “They have no (in-flight) entertainment whatsover; my phone was flat, so I was just staring at the next person’s seat straight for 16 hours.”
Shane’s son is traveling to India to see the Rajasthan Royal, which his late father helped win the 2008 IPL title with.
As soon as Jackson and his friends shared photos of themselves wearing Rajasthan Royal shirts, it appeared as though they were on their way to making sense of their plans.
He died of a heart attack in 2022, at the age of just 52. While cricket was the sport in which he enjoyed a fruitful career for Australia, the leg spinner was also a keen golfer.
With 7808 dismissals, Shane Warne now holds the record for the most test wickets in history, just behind Muttiah Muralitharan in Sri Lanka.
After he passed away on the Thai island of Koh Samui, he was a multiple Ashes champion and 1999 World Cup champion with his country.
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