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In 1990, a British Airways flight operated by British Airways experienced a serious mid-air incident when the cockpit windshield failed, causing an abrupt decompression that partially exposed the flight deck to extreme conditions at high altitude; during this rare event, the captain was pulled toward the opening by the force of the airflow, and a crew member quickly reacted by holding onto him to prevent him from being completely pulled out of the aircraft, while the rest of the crew worked to regain control of the situation and safely guide the plane to land, and although the pilot suffered injuries including fractures and exposure-related effects due to the cold temperatures and high-speed airflow at altitude, he ultimately survived, making this incident one of the most remarkable examples of quick thinking and teamwork under extremely challenging aviation conditions.