This Airplane Lost its Roof at 24,000 ft | What Happened Next?

On April 28, 1988, a routine Aloha Airlines flight took off from Hilo, Hawaii. But what happened just 20 minutes into the journey became one of aviation's most chilling mysteries. Without warning, a massive section of the plane’s fuselage tore away mid-flight, leaving passengers exposed to the open sky at 24,000 feet. Freezing winds, plummeting oxygen, and chaos ensued as the crew fought to keep control of the disintegrating aircraft. How did a seemingly normal flight become a deadly game against time and nature? And why did one flight attendant disappear in an instant? Dive into the haunting story of Flight 243—a tragedy that still sends shivers through the aviation world.