Joseph Emerson, a former pilot whose career came crashing down after a mid-flight incident, is now hoping for a second chance to soar the skies. Emerson, 44, reflected on the life-altering moment that shattered his career and deeply affected his family in a candid interview with ABC News, marking his most detailed public comments since the event, as reported by Fox Business.
“It’s 30 seconds of my life that I wish I could change, and I can’t,” Emerson confessed, highlighting the brief but catastrophic lapse in judgment that led to his downfall. On October 22, Emerson was riding in the jump seat of Horizon Air Flight 2059, an Alaska Airlines affiliate, when he allegedly attempted to pull two handles that would have activated the fire-suppression system and cut fuel to the engines, endangering the lives of everyone on board.
This disturbing behavior wasn’t without a cause. Emerson revealed that he had consumed psychedelic mushrooms just a week before the flight, during a weekend trip with friends to honor a deceased buddy. While the hallucinogenic effects of the mushrooms typically wear off within hours, Emerson claims he experienced lingering side effects that clouded his judgment for days. As the plane journeyed from Everett, Washington, to San Francisco, Emerson found himself slipping into a delusional state, convinced he was “trapped” on an “imaginary” plane.
He described his unsettling experience to ABC, saying, “That’s kind of where I flung off my headset, and I was fully convinced this isn’t real, and I’m not going home.” He added, “And then, as the pilots didn’t react to my completely abnormal behavior in a way that I thought would be consistent with reality, that is when I was like, this isn’t real. I need to wake up.” […]
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