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Guy who tweeted photos of engine that fell apart in flight is no fan of Fox and Friends

Meet Erik Haddad, an engineer at Google and eyewitness to this absolutely terrifying incident when the engine on United Flight 1175 bound for Honolulu, Hawaii fell apart mid-flight:

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At least he was able to maintain his sense of humor about it:

The plane landed safely:

Haddad quickly went viral with numerous journos asking for permission to use his video on air. For example, Reuters:

And ABC News:

Haddad fielded numerous requests like that, but the only one he denied was Kelley Kramer, who lists herself as a producer for Fox and Friends:

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