Fire on AA airplane in Denver

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There are a lot of emergencies every day around the world. Is it a blown tire or a collapsed landing gear in this case, IDK. However, this one is a prime example of human stupidity and selfishness.
Almost everyone has carry-on bags with them, but what caught my eye is dad holding his daughter (33 sec in video) with his left arm, and dragging a big carry-on, which is obviously impeding his movements, and then he takes a nosedive with his daughter.
I was wondering what if that person was in front of me? Trying to pull that suitcase out of the bin, then taking the daughter? Do I just push him and make him move?

 
There should be a thousand dollar fine or more for each bag a person clogs the evacuation on a plane with. I keep critical belongings on my person like passports, documents, phone, keys, and wallet. I don't care about clothes and such in my bag. Although it's not stylish I love wearing cargo shorts and pants on flights for that reason.
 
There should be a thousand dollar fine or more for each bag a person clogs the evacuation on a plane with. I keep critical belongings on my person like passports, documents, phone, keys, and wallet. I don't care about clothes and such in my bag. Although it's not stylish I love wearing cargo shorts and pants on flights for that reason.
That and athletic shoes. I never travel in anything that is heavy on feet. Something that is good for running and long walking.
 
That and athletic shoes. I never travel in anything that is heavy on feet. Something that is good for running and long walking.
I always wear my sketchers walking shoes for flights and usually during vacations only changing for dinner or the beach/pool.
 
I'm astonished as the man's lack of instinct to do anything in his power to protection his daughter. Taking the time to grab your carry-on from the overhead bin takes equal precedence as getting your young child out of a potentially burning aircraft? Not to mention everyone behind him. I find his actions to be repugnant.

I travel with one or more of my grandkids on occasion. I promise you that nothing I own is as important as those kids or anyone behind me trying to get off.
 
I'm astonished as the man's lack of instinct to do anything in his power to protection his daughter. Taking the time to grab your carry-on from the overhead bin takes equal precedence as getting your young child out of a potentially burning aircraft? Not to mention everyone behind him. I find his actions to be repugnant.

I travel with one or more of my grandkids on occasion. I promise you that nothing I own is as important as those kids or anyone behind me trying to get off.
I mean, if plane doesn’t burn, you will get your stuff. If plane burns, well that means you supposed to be out of there pronto!
And than he nosedive where his daughter could hit concrete with her head. His carry on is big. That probably required some pulling-pushing to get out.
That is my original question: what if he was in front of me? I am thinking he wouldn’t be able to get that bag.
 
First and formost you should be required to take a saftey course to be able to fly.

Secondly the overheat bins should lock and never open in flight, in addition to high fines if you exit the airplane with carry ons. Those actions could cause others to not make it off in time.
 
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