I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport's Ground Command Center was in chaos after losing contact with China Airlines Flight CA1883. The airport's top management and China Airlines' leaders rushed to the scene, directing air traffic control with anxiety. Two planes preparing to land were directed to circle in the southern airspace, and all flights were grounded. The airport director asked about the situation, and an operator replied that they still couldn't contact CA1883. Another operator added that Hainan Airlines Flight 7781 had entered sector C, with CA1883 right behind, expected to arrive in seven minutes. A police officer arrived, and a nearby airport staff member's phone rang. The staff member answered, and it was a flight attendant from CA1883. The airport director took the phone and asked about the situation. The flight attendant explained that the plane had been hijacked, but a skilled passenger, Zhang Ye, a TV host, had helped subdue the hijackers and was now flying the plane. The airport manager was shocked, asking how a TV host could be flying a commercial airliner. The flight attendant explained that the pilot and co-pilot were severely injured and unconscious, and Zhang Ye was the only one who could fly the plane. The airport manager deployed more ambulances and fire trucks, preparing for the worst. The leaders of China Airlines were also stunned, thinking that the chance of survival for the passengers was almost zero. On the China Airlines plane, the flight attendants were anxious, but Zhang Ye remained calm, telling them to return to their seats and fasten their seatbelts. He warned of intense turbulence during the landing, but the flight attendants were worried about their chances of survival. Zhang Ye reassured them that he would do his best, and the flight attendants looked at him with respect, admiring his character and integrity.

Full content