The plane’s passengers are forced to return their jaws to their original positions by the monsters’ screams.

Passengers on the plane were forced to act at 40,000 feet after a large gust of wind collapsed their jaws.

Tourist Isabella Prussak-James, 21, was on an EasyJet flight.
London Luton in Malaga, Spain last week when his jaw suddenly collapsed.

The shocking footage shows a student in St Albans, Hertfordshire gasping and wide open as a friend tries to put his bones back in place.

After Isabella and her companions were taken to the private part of the plane
The staff finally allowed him to install it.

Isabella, who studies at Nottingham Trent University, said:
When that happened, he first appeared when he was 18 years old.

“I still don’t know why, it often happens once
Someone, but it rarely happens again.

“He’s always yelling and he’s always on the right side.” You snorted on the plane and that happened, right?
It is inconvenient to be painful. “

She couldn’t use her chin, so Isabella had to type a message on her phone asking her friend to hire a flight attendant. She tried to cover her mouth so she couldn’t look, but “people were looking at her,” she says.

Fortunately, Isabella did not require medical attention after the trial, but her condition means her risk of arthritis may be increased after multiple dislocations.

About the stewardess who helped him, a business student said: He understood
I instructed my friend to retrieve it and he motivated me.

He said it was the first time this had happened.

Isabella continued: ‘When I got back to my seat, the man next to me said he had a metal plate on his chin and we talked about chin problems…Everyone was very nice and it was comforting.

Sometimes I scream and get nervous when I’m alone, so I feel safe
I always thought I couldn’t get in.

“But now I know I can bring him back to me, it’s comforting. He every time I
It happens, I learn something new.”

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