Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul makes emergency landing in NYC after pilot DIES SUDDENLY mid-flight
By ethanh // 2024-10-11
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A 59-year-old commercial airline pilot dropped dead in the cockpit this week while navigating a Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul. The incident occurred on October 7 when Captain İlçehin Pehlivan suffered a medical emergency mid-flight. On board crew tried to administer first aid but were unsuccessful as Pehlivan was pronounced dead before the flight could make its unscheduled emergency landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City around 6 a.m. the following day. After Pehlivan collapsed suddenly during the flight, the flight crew quickly diverted the Airbus 350 craft to the nearest available and suitable airport so he could receive treatment. Pehlivan passed before that could happen, but at least the flight landed safely, allowing passengers to get rerouted on another flight to Turkey. "İlçehin Pehlivan, the captain of our Airbus 350 aircraft with TC-LGR tail registration, which was operating the flight number TK204 between Seattle and Istanbul, fainted during the flight," reported Turkish Airlines spokesman Yahya Üstün in an X / Twitter post. "After the first medical evaluation to our captain on board was inconclusive, the cockpit crew ... decided to make an emergency landing, but our captain died before landing." A pilot with Turkish Airlines since 2007, Pehlivan had previously passed a medical examination with flying colors. For him to drop dead like this unexpectedly came as a shock, as least to those who are unfamiliar with the massive and growing death toll from Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "vaccines." Check out the below animation showing the flight path Pehlivan's plane took amid the emergency: (Related: A similar event took place last year when a 56-year-old LATAM pilot died suddenly while navigating a Boeing 787 Dreamliner from Miami to Chile.)

"How many Pfizer shots did he get?"

In the aftermath of Pehlivan's passing, Turkish Airlines issued a public statement in honor of the pilot and his family: "We wish God's mercy upon our captain and patience to his grieving family, all his colleagues, and loved ones." Social media was quick to question what might have caused Pehlivan's untimely death, most notably the chemical injections that were forced on the world through Operation Warp Speed. "How many Pfizer shots did he get?" one on X / Twitter asked. "That should be the first question." Another questioned why the flight crew decided to make an emergency landing all the way across the country at JFK when there were plenty of Canadian airports and even U.S. airports in the Northwest and Midwest that were a whole lot closer. "Are there no medical facilities in Canada?" this person wrote. "Seems a bit odd to go from the Arctic Circle across Canada to New York." Another pointed out that two other pilots died mid-flight in 2022 just like Pehlivan did this past week. One worked for Envoy Air and became "incapacitated" during an Ohio-bound flight before later dying while the other worked for Citilink Indonesia and died mid-flight over southeast Asia. "I'd be curious to determine who was on this flight or if Erdogǎn is yet again being an international malicious actor," speculated another. Others pointed out that this type of scenario is precisely why there are always two co-pilots on every commercial flight. How many more people need to die before society accepts the fact that Operation Warp Speed is responsible for all these sudden deaths? Learn more at ChemicalViolence.com. Sources for this article include: TheNationalPulse.com NaturalNews.com
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