On June 20, 1990, pilot Captain Tim Lancaster boarded a flight that would see him defy death in a horrific incident at 17,300 ft in the air. The British Airways pilot went about his work day the ...

British Airways Flight 5390 took off without a hitch ... Explosive decompression forced Captain Tim Lancaster head-first out of the cockpit, leaving his upper body pinned against the exterior ...

THE incredible tale of how a British Airways pilot survived being ... captain's foot as the first officer wrestles for control Captain Tim Lancaster was ripped from his seat and sucked out of ...

On that day, the pilot Tim Lancaster and the first officer on board Alistair Atchinson were to meet British Airways Flight 5390, which would be heading from Birmingham, in the United Kingdom ...

Captain Tim Lancaster, who was 42 years old at the time, was then dragged out of the window A British Airways pilot was sucked out of a broken window in the cockpit of an aeroplane whilst flying ...

Captain Tim Lancaster and co-captain Alistair Atchison had been in the air for just 13 minutes after taking off from Birmingham Airport as they embarked on a seemingly routine British Airways ...

British Airways pilot Captain Tim Lancaster was pulled out of the cockpit window after the glass windowpanes shattered, and a brave cabin crew member held onto him by the ankles until the plane ...

Flight BA5390, the world's freakiest airline disaster On the Sunday morning of June 10, 81 passengers boarded a British Airways ... captain Tim Lancaster and co-pilot Alastair Atchison released ...