90 reactions · 11 shares | In 1986, PAN AM Flight 73 was hijacked during a stopover in Karachi as it was carrying 360 passengers from Bombay to New York. Senior photojournalist, Zahid Hussein takes us back to how he managed to take the pictures of the plane despite restrictions from the Army. Support independent journalism in Pakistan and get exclusive access to the full-length version of our videos: https://www.patreon.com/thecentrummedia | TCM Originals | Facebook

September 5, 1986. When hijackers stormed Pan Am Flight 73, 22-year-old flight attendant Neerja Bhanot stood between terror and 359 innocent lives. For 17 hours, she hid passports, calmed families, and stayed calm. When bullets flew, she had an escape—but chose to shield three children instead. She died. They lived. True heroism. #NeerjaBhanot #TrueHero #Courage #PanAmFlight73 #NeverForget #inspiration DISCLAIMER:⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video uses AI-generated imagery and animation to visualize hist

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On September 5, 1986, Pan Am Flight 73 was hijacked by four Palestinian terrorists in Karachi, Pakistan. Passengers faced unimaginable terror as the hijackers threatened their lives. Seventeen hours into the standoff, Neerja Bhanot, the brave flight attendant, chose to save everyone else first. She opened an emergency exit and guided passengers to safety, despite knowing the risks. Tragically, Neerja was shot and killed while helping others escape. Her courage saved countless lives, and she was