Catherine McVy Aktah: Ian Epstein
Jimmy McCarthy/Getty Emoz; Insert: With the permission of Ian Epstein/FacebookCatherine McVy Foster It is the mourning flight host Ian Epstein, Who died in the end US Airways crash.
“I remember this man on one of our many trips, and McVy Foster, 40, wrote, through her Instagram stories on Friday, January 31.” It was just as you see. We had a great conversation. “
I continued, “very warm and enjoyable. Lick in peace, cute man 💔“
It was Epstein One of 67 individuals Who died on Wednesday, January 29, the plane crashed outside the Ronald Reagan Washington Airport. A commercial plane running from Whitchita, Kansas and a military helicopter in the air, collided before the plane crashed into the Botomac River. There were no survivors.
Many American Airlines Flight 5342 skiers occur in the Potomac River. The news broke out on Wednesday, January 29, that the plane, which left Kansas, was crashed into the army's helicopter near Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, the plane crashed into the Botomac River, with the emergency crews that respond to (…)
After the application of the law confirmed that Epstein was included in the losses, many frequent social media travelers took to think about their own experiences with the late flight host.
“Air host Ian Epstein was not a member of the crew only – the heart of every business flight was,” Jay Robert Write Instagram Friday. “Through his quick intelligence and infectious humor, routine trips convert into moments of joy, which makes passengers smile even on the most fatigue travel days.”
According to Robert, the Charlotte flight host is famous for his “Pa Comedic Pa” ads.
(Bring) evidence of the laughter and warmth that he brought to the sky. Robert wrote in his honor now, we can all experience the magic he brought to flying. “Eyan was a testimony of what he means to be a great host – not only made passengers feel safe and comfortable, but They love to fly. In an era where air travel often meets frustration, Ian's infectious spirit mentioned everyone with the magic of flying. “
Ski skating in the United States announced that the 5342 US Airlines flight was carrying many athletes when it was crashed into the Botomac River. The organization made a statement of the Wusa9 news outlet on Thursday, January 30.
He concluded that “The Monity by Wings Network at a Fly Guy's Cabin Lounge revives Ean about the emotion he brought to our profession. His legacy of kindness, laughter and flying love will ever lead to the wings we wear.”
Epstein was among the four crew members and 60 passengers who died in the tragic accident, including 14 youth skiers Traveling to the home from a skiing camp in the United States in Kansas.
A statement from the organization said: “We have destroyed this indescribable tragedy and we closely carry the families of the victims in our hearts.” “We will continue to monitor the situation and we will issue more information when it is available.”
