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An employee of American Airlines is being hailed a hero after he saved two people's lives in one day.

提交时间：3 年以前

On Tuesday, an American Airlines employee got the airline’s Real American Hero Award for saving not just one, but two lives in separate incidents, on the same night at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport. (www.wcnc.com) 更多...

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Yvon Dionne 3 年以前 13

The EMT said it best...bystander CPR saves lives!! Kudos to this young man for a job well done!!

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Gabriel De Leon 3 年以前 5

Congratulations to Mr. Hatcu. Now a days many people just stand-by pull out their cell phones take pictures or video and post the incident. Hopefully more and more people take Mr. Hatcu's example and decide to take action what ever the need for help is.

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Eric Schmaltz 3 年以前 9

Take note United. This employee saves lives not beats the shit out of them.

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James Simms 3 年以前 0

I was so tempted to say a United employee would have just kicked the victims to the side but didn't

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Dale Ballok 3 年以前 2

Good decision

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Arthur Netteler 3 年以前 0

James, same here in the Philippines.

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sparkie624 3 年以前 3

Need more people like that... Great job!

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Arthur Netteler 3 年以前 4

WELL DONE.. Someone should show THIS Video to ALL "United Airlines" Employees and Staff.

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Dale Ballok 3 年以前 2

Ok, ok already. Quit slamming ALL United employees!
I don't agree with how this situation evolved and was handled, but there are THOUSANDS of good United employees out there.

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Dennis Gallet 3 年以前 2

Good positive news, no one said anything on the news about this. It's a shame more people do not want to get envolved.

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ToddBaldwin3 3 年以前 3

Sparkie, are you commenting on the wrong story?

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Terre Dolly Stevems 3 年以前 1

What treasure!!!! Thank you very much. God bless you always - all ways.

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b oloughlin 3 年以前 1

Congratz to Mr. Hatchu. Job well done.

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علي عبدالحميد 3 年以前 1

What is CPR?

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Benjamin Taub 3 年以前 3

Really? Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cardiopulmonary_resuscitation - it's that thing you see in the movies where someone pushes on a heart attack victim's chest to keep them alive.

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Hugh Somsen 3 年以前 2

Call the local Red Coss, enroll in their next class.

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Mark Weiser 3 年以前 1

In the Middle East contact Red Crescent - good people doing great work under difficult circumstances.

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sparkie624 3 年以前 6

Sorry guys... this was posted to the wrong thread... My apologies. Not sure how I screwed up this bad. Totally in appropriate
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AABABY 3 年以前 3

Sparkie624: Here's the answer from FlightAware.

Thank you for contacting FlightAware. At this time, only FlightAware staff members can remove a post. If you would like us to remove something you posted, please forward the link to what you want removed.

I'm sure most of us could use this from time to time.

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Arthur Netteler 3 年以前 0

Maybe engage BRAIN before FINGER? Just delete it!

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sparkie624 3 年以前 2

I wish I could delete it.... If someone could tell me how I would gladly do so!

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AABABY 3 年以前 5

Sparkie: I am looking into that. Sometimes everybody posts something they regret. So I asked "Contact Us" If I get an answer, I'll let you know.

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Benjamin Taub 3 年以前 3

Perhaps you should just go with it. I mean maybe the victim was smuggling drugs. The article doesn't say he wasn't, right? :)