[ WP ] You are on flight 4613 landing in the Denver Airport . As the plane grounds your pilot announces airplane mode can be turned off . You turn it off and check the news . Flight 4613 has crashed with no survivors .

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 It had been a long flight. American Airlines flight 4613 took off 5 minutes early from LaGuardia, but a stiff headwind had meant a slower than normal flight. By the time they made it to Denver, they were almost 30 minutes late. Landing was rougher than normal, and the last-second jolt just before touchdown had jarred Ryan from his fitful slumber. 
 
 As they taxied from the runway to Concourse C, Gate 24 ( the farthest from runway 49 ), one man attempted to walk to the front of the cabin, prompting the head flight attendant to chastise the entire cabin. `` Ladies and gentlemen, please be reminded that this is an *active* taxiway, and all passengers must remain seated with their seatbelts fastened until we come to a complete stop at the gate. Thank you.'' 
 
 As Ryan went about gathering his things, he could n't help but wonder about the seemingly empty airport. But then again, no airport is very busy after ten o'clock at night, is it? Still, the emptiness seemed to be *closer* than normal. But no matter. He would soon be on his way home from a rather stressful trip to New York. 
 
 Ryan was contemplating the ways he'd messed up his meeting with the board. His slides could have been a little neater, he should have done a little more to memorize his speech before presenting. And even though the board had seemed pleased, he could n't quite get over the- 
 
 A slight bump was shortly followed by 
 
 *'' Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Denver. Current local time is 10:28 pm, we'll be pulling into the gate in just a few moments. At this time, all electronic devices including cell phones with a switch may be turned on again. It is currently slightly overcast and about 20 degrees. We appreciate your patience with our late arrival. Once again thank you for flying American Airlines, and welcome to Denver. `` * 
 
 Ryan decided to turn on his phone while he waited. As it came alive, the first thing to pop up was a breaking news announcement from KDVR that a flight had crashed at Denver. Thinking he must have missed something, Ryan quickly opened the app to read more. 
 
 > **UPDATE @ 10:37 PM** 
 
 > Crews continue to recover the remains of passengers from American Airlines flight 4613. As of now, there are believed to be no survivors. Investigation crews from the FAA and NTSB are on site to begin looking into the crash that happened earlier this evening. We'll continue to update this story as we get more information. 
 
 > **INITIAL REPORT @ 10:26 PM** 
 
 > Crews are responding to a crash at Denver International Airport. At 10:25pm, an unidentified flight crashed at the end of runway 49 after declaring an emergency. Our team is on route to the airport now, and we'll update this story when we've learned more. 
 
 Ryan stared in shock at his phone. That could n't possibly be right. He was sitting on flight 4613. He double-checked his boarding pass to confirm this fact. 4613. There must have been a mistake, because he and the rest of the passengers looked perfectly intact. 
 
 As he shook off his initial shock, Ryan started to notice a dull throbbing in his abdomen. It felt like he'd gotten a stich in his side. As he stood up, the throbbing grew sharper. By the time he'd reached the front of the cabin, the pain was becoming almost unbearable. He buckled and as he fell, the scene grew fuzzy. He looked up, not seeing the flight attendant as expected, but a dark cabin filled with light from a handheld flashlight. 
 
 He was lying on top of something sharp. As he slowly came to, he heard shifting noises, along with a voice shouting something that he could n't quite make out. As the voice grew closer, the light stronger, he could just hear a voice yelling `` We need more people on this side. I do n't know if it's been swept yet!'' 
 
 Ryan tried to call out, but his voice had left him. As he tried to reposition, he grunted in pain. Whatever he was lying on, it was stuck deeply into his midsection so he could n't move. He tried calling out again as the voice became fainter. A faint `` help...'' was followed by a louder `` Help!'' This proved to be too much for him as the world had started to blur and darken. But as his consciousness left him, he thought he heard a frantic digging nearby. 
 
 
 
 *A recovery operation turned to a rescue for one very lucky passenger on the doomed American Airlines flight 4613 which crashed late last night. Ryan Morslow was pulled from the wreckage at 1:38 am this morning, after a firefighter heard him calling inside the plane. Morslow was found under a seat with a piece of the cabin paneling embedded in his torso. Morslow was transported to the University of Colorado Hospital, where he is listed in critical but stable condition. The rest of the passengers on the flight were declared dead at the scene. If and when we receive more details, we'll update them here. *
