The story of William Rankin's ejection at 47,000 feet and 500 knots is legendary, not only because the fall took him 40 minutes, but also because he lived to talk about it. There are other and more recent cases of people who have been drawn into thunderstorms under canopy and not every one ends in survival.

Bloody hell! On one hand he was very unlucky yet on the other you could say was very lucky. Thanks for posting this.

HB

Good vid mate, very well told.