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It may not be another Nokia 3310, but this iPhone survived 16,000-feet fall from an airplane

A lucky iPhone flying onboard an unlucky Alaska Airlines plane has survived a free fall from 16,000 feet. The phone landed unscathed after being sucked out due to a lost door plug.

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How an iPhone that fell from Alaska Airlines plane stayed fully intact

How an iPhone that fell from Alaska Airlines plane stayed fully intact
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iPhone sucked out of Alaska Airlines plane found intact, working

In a TikTok, Bates said he was out enjoying a walk when he stumbled across the iPhone.

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iPhone Survives 16,000-Foot Drop From Plane That Blew Apart Mid-Air

iPhone Survives 16,000-Foot Drop From Plane That Blew Apart Mid-Air
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Phone Sucked Out of Alaska Airlines Flight Is Found 16,000 Feet Below: Report

Sean Bates via ReutersAn iPhone ripped out of an Alaska Airlines aircraft after a fuselage blowout was reportedly found over the weekend by a man in Portland, Oregon. Sean Bates shared images of the device on X, writing that he’d discovered it on the side of the road. “Still in airplane mode with half a battery and open to a baggage claim” email for the flight, he added. “Survived a 16,000 foot drop perfectly [intact]!” He said that a National Transportation Safety Board staffer told him it was

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