Human heart found aboard Southwest Airlines flight

A shocking discovery left the passengers flabbergasted during a southwest flight. The plane on the way to its destination was intervened as a human heart was left on the plane. The heart as explained by the flight’s captain was meant to be left in Seattle, but was accidently left on board during the previous flight. Southwest spokesperson Dan Landson emphasized the importance and devotion that they had toward their passengers and that this procedure had to be done as quickly and safely as possible. Nothing is more important to us than the safety of our customers and the safe delivery of the precious cargo we transport everyday.

Dr. Andrew Gottschalk, one of the passengers on board claimed along with other passengers that there was no problem for the plane to go back. He continued that bringing the heart back to where it is supposed to be was much more important because it can same someone’s life. 

Yet, he still questioned why this had happened in the first place because this was something quite rare to happen. He told The Seattle Times that the incident was a horrific story of gross negligence. Furthermore, this has come to a mystery because there was no Seattle-area hospitals in the area and spokespeople for regional organ-procurement organisations confirmed that they never use their flights for heart transplant. So how did all this happen?

There was no further information, whether the heart made it on time at its destination, but the passengers on board certainly did not arrive on their intended destination. After arriving at the original airport they had a five-hour delay, but made it safely shortly after. This time without any extra organs on the plane.