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Vincent Fraser had only received his pilot's license in October when his engine started to die on his small plane over North Carolina.
He was with his father in law up in the plane checking out land he had purchased near Fontana Lake in North Carolina.
They were among mountains when he felt the plane losing power.
"There was nowhere to land ... so I looked at him and I think I told him I loved him and that I was sorry for putting him in the situation," he said.
"And that's when he looked at me and said, 'I love you, too. You do the best you can and you're trained. And I have I have complete trust in you. And from there on, I was just like, 'Game on. Let's let's get down alive."
He decided against landing on the bridge and then planned on putting the plane down in the river, when Highway 19 in Swain County just revealed itself between mountains.
Then he had to dodge power lines and cars but managed to get down safely. No one was hurt and the plane was not damaged.
He's a former Marine who is currently a flight attendant. He wants to eventually become a commercial pilot.
When he got out of the plane, he did start having second thoughts.
"When I when I saw when I stood in front of the plane, when I got out, you know, I told myself, 'You're done.'"
"But after talking to all my family, all the support in the community, I got, you know, I got that passion back to do it. So I don't know if it happened just to give me more, I don't know if it was like to give me the confidence to continue or God forbid, this happens again, now I know that I can do it and I can make it out alive and safe."

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He was with his father in law up in the plane checking out land he had purchased near Fontana Lake in North Carolina.

Vincent Fraser had only received his pilot's license in October when his engine started to die on his small plane over North Carolina.
He was with his father in law up in the plane checking out land he had purchased near Fontana Lake in North Carolina.
They were among mountains when he felt the plane losing power.
"There was nowhere to land ... so I looked at him and I think I told him I loved him and that I was sorry for putting him in the situation," he said.
"And that's when he looked at me and said, 'I love you, too. You do the best you can and you're trained. And I have I have complete trust in you. And from there on, I was just like, 'Game on. Let's let's get down alive."
He decided against landing on the bridge and then planned on putting the plane down in the river, when Highway 19 in Swain County just revealed itself between mountains.
Then he had to dodge power lines and cars but managed to get down safely. No one was hurt and the plane was not damaged.
He's a former Marine who is currently a flight attendant. He wants to eventually become a commercial pilot.
When he got out of the plane, he did start having second thoughts.
"When I when I saw when I stood in front of the plane, when I got out, you know, I told myself, 'You're done.'"
"But after talking to all my family, all the support in the community, I got, you know, I got that passion back to do it. So I don't know if it happened just to give me more, I don't know if it was like to give me the confidence to continue or God forbid, this happens again, now I know that I can do it and I can make it out alive and safe."

A mammoth plane, a luxurious aerial cruise, powered by futuristic technology which allow it to stay airborne for years. An animated video showing what such a Sky Cruise might look in real life has gone viral, sparking the imaginations of people across the globe.
The viral video is presented as an advertisement of a plane which already exists. It was created by Hashim Al-Ghaili based on a concept by Tony Holmsten.
The Sky Cruise envisioned by Al-Ghaili can carry up to 5,000 people. It will be nuclear-powered, and piloted by artificial intelligence. It will feature luxuries like gyms, swimming pools, and theatres.
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Viewing decks all over the plane will provide unparalleled sights. Maintenance and servicing will be done while the plane is airborne. It will also have turbulent weather prediction and avoidance technologies.
However, the idea has elicited scepticism and excitement in equal measure. Many comments on the video include claims that the design completely ignores laws of physics, and would be virtually impossible in real life.
Some believe that the wings shown in the animation are too small to create enough lift to get the plane airborne. The aircraft's massive weight would also be a hurdle. The luxuries and special features meant to make the plane stand out will only make it heavier.
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The second issue is aerodynamics. External features like the elevators would suffer severe wind resistance. The towers connecting the Sky Cruise to other planes would face the same problem.
The third hurdle is power. Nuclear fusion is not commercially viable yet, let alone advanced enough to be put on an aeroplane.
Another major problem would be maintenance. Commercial planes currently undergo checks at multiple stages. While 'light' checks for fluid levels etc are done every couple of days, 'heavy' checks with parts and panels being opened are done every couple of years. Since Sky Cruise is meant to stay airborne for many years, maintenance would be a huge challenge.
Finally, putting the plane back on land would be a big task. Special wheels would need to be engineered to be able to withstand the punishment. Special runways would also have to be built.
However, keep in mind that this is all speculation, not a formal project involving engineers and other experts. The Sky Cruise is just a liberal imagining of the future, meant to make us wonder what we might see in the years to come.

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An animated video showing what a mammoth Sky Cruise might look in real life has gone viral, attracting excitement and scepticism in equal measure.

A mammoth plane, a luxurious aerial cruise, powered by futuristic technology which allow it to stay airborne for years. An animated video showing what such a Sky Cruise might look in real life has gone viral, sparking the imaginations of people across the globe.
The viral video is presented as an advertisement of a plane which already exists. It was created by Hashim Al-Ghaili based on a concept by Tony Holmsten.
The Sky Cruise envisioned by Al-Ghaili can carry up to 5,000 people. It will be nuclear-powered, and piloted by artificial intelligence. It will feature luxuries like gyms, swimming pools, and theatres.
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Viewing decks all over the plane will provide unparalleled sights. Maintenance and servicing will be done while the plane is airborne. It will also have turbulent weather prediction and avoidance technologies.
However, the idea has elicited scepticism and excitement in equal measure. Many comments on the video include claims that the design completely ignores laws of physics, and would be virtually impossible in real life.
Some believe that the wings shown in the animation are too small to create enough lift to get the plane airborne. The aircraft's massive weight would also be a hurdle. The luxuries and special features meant to make the plane stand out will only make it heavier.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/world-news/china-launches-drone-ship-why-india-needs-to-develop-its-own-ai-powered-automated-warship-1654705540355" target="_blank">China launches drone ship: Why India needs to develop its own AI-powered automated warship</a>
The second issue is aerodynamics. External features like the elevators would suffer severe wind resistance. The towers connecting the Sky Cruise to other planes would face the same problem.
The third hurdle is power. Nuclear fusion is not commercially viable yet, let alone advanced enough to be put on an aeroplane.
Another major problem would be maintenance. Commercial planes currently undergo checks at multiple stages. While 'light' checks for fluid levels etc are done every couple of days, 'heavy' checks with parts and panels being opened are done every couple of years. Since Sky Cruise is meant to stay airborne for many years, maintenance would be a huge challenge.
Finally, putting the plane back on land would be a big task. Special wheels would need to be engineered to be able to withstand the punishment. Special runways would also have to be built.
However, keep in mind that this is all speculation, not a formal project involving engineers and other experts. The Sky Cruise is just a liberal imagining of the future, meant to make us wonder what we might see in the years to come.

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