Phil shouted, "Seckley's plane doesn't have TAWS (Terrain Awareness Warning System)! Call the tower! Call the tower! Immediately notify KC3971 to increase altitude! Immediately notify KC3971 to increase altitude and reduce speed! Call the tower!"
Phil hugged his head in despair.
No pilot wants to witness an air disaster first-hand.
Even with strangers, every pilot hopes for everyone's safety.
This feeling of watching a tragedy about to happen but being powerless was so painful and frustrating.
He really wanted to save KC3971, but he couldn't.
He couldn't get any closer, or there would be four more names on the death list.
And he'd become the most ridiculous helicopter pilot to die in aviation history.
At this time, his assistant beside him poked his waist and looked back pale at what was happening behind them.
Only then did Phil look back.
The fierce wind hit him in the face, chilling him from head to toe, and nearly blew off his top.
Mr. Clark was gone!
