Air Florida Flight 90

On January 25th, 1998, Air Florida Flight 90 has smashed the head first into a bridge down into the rigid blockings of ice overlaying that Potomac River, located along the mid-Atlantic coast of the United States. This tragedy and inexplicable occurrence has had lots of witnesses and observers have discerned a “hero” in the water. Who This Hero in the Water Could Possibly Be This hero has not yet been specified, however, he is a male and Time Magazine has reported him as “Balding, probably

to cross over the Potomac River. On a cold and snowy day just after 4 o’clock a 737 Boeing airplane crashed into the river near Washington D.C. The flight was supposed to return to Ft. Lauderdale, however, snow in Washington briefly closed the airport. When the airport reopened, the plane was de-iced, but still had difficulties once it got into the air due to the ice. Seventy-four passengers and five crew members were on the plane and unfortunately seventy-three of them died. When the plane crashes

January 13th, 1982 a day just as normal as most something crazy happened that would change the lives of many, Flight Air Florida 90 came down on the city of Washington D.C. This plane came down not necessarily in the town more over a bridge and into the water, where “the man in the water” came to become know. This man's selflessness lead to his own death, the irony of saving the lives of others cost him his, his actions were to only save others while keeping him life at risk. While he just let others

plane crashes on one reason since events leading up to an accident are so varied. Reasoning for plane crashes can be placed in a broad number of categories. Environmental conditions play a vital part in aviation as a whole. Much planning goes into a flight based on the current and forecast weather conditions for safety

plane crashes on one reason since events leading up to an accident are so varied. Reasoning for plane crashes can be placed in a broad number of categories. Environmental conditions play a vital part in aviation as a whole. Much planning goes into a flight based on the current and forecast weather conditions for

Communication is an essential process that occurs in everyday life. According to the renowned author Virginia Satir, “communication is to a relationship what breathing is to maintaining life” (Brothers 41). Any situation in which interpersonal communication occurs may potentially give rise to conflict. Everyone has unique beliefs and values that are constantly being projected onto their social interactions (Adler? Pearson 2). In addition, the roles people assume create expectations that become

Emergencies always seem to bring out the most amazing qualities in people. In the article, “The Man in the Water”, the author, Roger Rosenblatt, writes about the crash of Air Florida Flight 90 and the unknown man who saved many lives that day. Rosenblatt uses comparisons, quotations, and tone to show a contrast between the plane crash and the man in the water, belittling the crash and elevating the man to a heroic status. Rosenblatt uses multiple comparisons in the article to support his views on

society and every day aspects of human quality of life. Hearing the media blast news of an airplane that went down would stop anyone in their tracks, but knowing that one must travel soon would make that traveler second guess their decisions of choosing air transportation as their primary source of passage. Although crashes are very rare, when they occur there is an extreme amount of media coverage of the horrific event. Media’s coverage of an airplane crash can be the greatest cause of why people fear

families wouldn’t have to worry. He gave up his entire life to save those few people. Not many people would think about saving someone else’s life. The fact that three out of four acknowledged heroes took account for their behavior in the downing of Flight 90. Two important men ricks their lives every time something or someone ends up in the water, Donald Usher and Eugene Windsor are the two park police that risk their lives every time it happens. Lenny Skutnik the twenty-eight employee of the Congressional

Roger Rosenblatt’s essay, “ The Man in the Water,” details the heroic actions of a man who risked his life in the elements following the crash Air Florida Flight 90 to save as many people as he could. Consistently, Emerson had to fight the treacherous blistering cold water. Moreover, the horrible weather was what caused the plane to crash. Further, the man had to push past the mental state of dying to save the other passengers. Consistently, Emerson had to fight the treacherous blistering cold