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Well as a pilot I know that you can probably survive 10,000 feet without supplemental oxygen. You usually don’t need it until you get to 15 or so. I would just hope the child doesn’t get frustrated and try to get out of the “aircraft.” I also hope that turbulent winds don’t rock it to the point it flips. Also, by the time it reaches the ground from the decent I hope it doesn’t gain enough speed kill him.
Other than the hopes, all I can say is what an idiot the father must be to have put his child in this contraption. If the child survives, lets all hope that cps wouldn’t risk this childs life by giving him back to this idiot.
Fox seems to be covering it better than MSNBC or CNN. I wonder if a rescue helicopter can get above it and "grab" it by that end without the helium?
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