 Trisha Yearwood: Reacts after emergency landing
Popular singer Trisha Yearwood reacts in a philosophical manner after undergoing a harrowing experience on a recent flight to Oklahoma where her plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Baltimore because of a cracked windshield.
Sources have thrown more light on the news of Trisha Yearwood. According to them, the though singer was stunned she somehow remained undeterred. In fact only after few couple of hours she caught another flight for home.
"I'm pretty spiritual about it". "I turn it over to God and think, 'There's nothing I can do about it.' And I also think, 'What are the odds?' I've been flying for 18 years and had one emergency landing. That's pretty good." On Wednesday Trisha Yearwood has inferred this to all the reporters.
On 18th August Trisha Yearwood, her sister and some of her friends were returning from a three-day, 60-mile walk in Boston to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure breast cancer research fund when they heard a loud pop.
Forty three year old Trisha Yearwood said that the front left window of the plane had cracked.
"We never lost cabin pressure, so we didn't have to use our oxygen masks. By the time we got on the ground, the crack on the front of the plane's window was huge, and getting bigger by the second," added Trisha.
After reaching the ground Trisha Yearwood could narrate her harrowing experience. She recalled, "It was like in the movies when they land and you see all the fire trucks and emergency crews. That's a real experience."
After a long wait of 3 hours for another plane and a "fantastic" seafood dinner on the city's Inner Harbor, they were back in the air.
"I didn't have any anxiety like 'the last thing I want to do is get back on an airplane.' I did feel like the pilots and the flight attendants handled it perfectly". "They were so very calm. It wasn't a scary situation until afterward when you think about what possibly could have happened." This comment came forth from Trisha Yearwood.
Further she added, "But once I did land." "I thought, 'Good. I'd like to stay home a little while.'" |