The ground control agent wore a “The Sky’s No Limit” t-shirt before stealing the aircraft and fatally crashing it.
Richard Russell, a ground control agent, died after he stole the plane at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in August 2018 and drove it into the ground of a remote island in the Puget Sound, authorities said at the time.Now, in new footage of the moments before he took off, the 29-year-old can be seen walking through airport security with a “The Sky’s No Limit” T-shirt.
New surveillance video shows the moment the baggage handler steals the plane before fatally crashing it onto a remote island.Russell managed to get onto a tarmac tow vehicle and gain control of the plane before anyone stopped to question him.The chilling footage of his final moments next shows Russell jumping onto the plane and presumably getting into the cockpit.
After taking off, an air traffic controller said, “He needs some help controlling his aircraft.” Russell responded: “Nah, I mean, I don’t need that much help. I’ve played some video games before.”
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