The Missing Cargo PlaneChapter 14
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A Different Plane of Existence By Karen Page
(revised January 2005)
Edited by Angel O'Hare
Part One
"Look Mum," said Simon in an excited voice pointing to the departure
screen. "Our flight has just changed to 'Proceed to gate 65'."
"Okay Simon," she replied with a smile. "Shall we wander across now?"
With a nod Simon walked with his parents from the duty free area towards
the gate.
***
"Cabin crew to landing seats," said the captains voice over the
airplanes speakers.
Tom looked out of the window and noticed that the houses were now clear.
"Mum we just went past a house with a pool," he pointed out to the lady
seated next to him. "Fancy having an outdoor pool in England, it's
rarely that warm."
Soon they passed over the airport perimeter fence and touched down on
the runway.
"Welcome to London Gatwick. The local time is twenty five past six and
the temperature is currently six degrees Celsius," stated Anna, the head
stewardess. "Please stay seated till the plane has come to a complete
stop at the terminal."
***
Simon was stood by the glass window watching the activity on the ground
below. The plane parked at gate 65 was being loaded with food. Glancing
to his right he noticed activity at gate 69. It looked like they were
preparing for a plane to dock.
"Dad," he said walking back to his parents. "Can I go and watch the
plane dock at 69?"
"Yes son. However don't wander any further away. I know that this is
quite exciting; being your first flight, so enjoy watching."
"Thanks Dad." Simon wandered over to the gate to get a good look. He
noticed a plane slowing down on the runway, which was visible in the
distance. The plane turned off the main runway and made its way to the
terminal building.
***
As the terminal building came into view passengers started to get up and
extract luggage from the overhead cabinets. A few beeps were heard as
people turned on their mobile telephones.
"Please remain seated with your seatbelts securely fastened till we come
to a complete stop and the captain has switched of the fasten seatbelt
sign," reminded one of the stewards. "Also it is against the law to turn
on your mobile telephones till you are in the terminal building."
People reluctantly sat down but people ignored the message about keeping
the mobiles turned off. Instead of the offenders switching of the phones
they just put them into their pockets. The plane was not in the air so
what harm would it do?
***
Simon watched the plane head towards gate 69. It slowed down as it
approached and was now almost crawling towards journeys end.
***
As the plane inched towards the building people again began to stand and
pull luggage from the overhead cabinets. More beeps were heard as people
again began to switch on the phones.
In the cockpit however things weren't as rosy. The main computer for the
plane was failing.
"We've just lost the brakes," informed the engineer. "The back up system
is not responding."
"We're still travelling too fast for friction to stop the plane before
the terminal building," stated the co-pilot.
"On board communication failure," called the engineer.
"The building should stop us without much damage to the plane,"
theorised the captain. "I just hope everyone is still strapped in. You
two evacuate the cockpit and I'll try and manoeuvre to avoid people."
***
Simon stood fixated by the window as the plane rolled on. The front door
of the plane had passed the 'finger' that passengers alighted from and
showed no sign of stopping. Simon turned towards his parents and saw
them walking towards him. The plane skewed slightly to one side and
thinking something strange was happening started to walk towards them.
The plane hit the terminal building causing a loud smashing sound as the
glass windows broke and came to an abrupt halt as it smashed into a main
support strut.
Everyone in the area had turned to see what was happening and most had
become rooted to the spot they were in. A deep rumble started and the
ground shook like an earthquake. Bits of plaster fell from the roof and
then a few seconds later the area between gate 67 and 71 collapsed.
***
"We have some breaking news," said the presenter on BBC News 24. "Part
of the south terminal at Gatwick airport collapsed at just after half
six this morning when a plane failed to stop at the arrival gate.
Airport and local fire crews are at the site and are conducting a major
rescue operation. Airplanes are still landing but are currently being
diverted to the north terminal. Departures are currently suspended so
not to interfere with the rescue.
"Details are still sketchy and we will return to the story in a few
moments but first the rest of the headlines..."
***
Simon slowly regained consciousness. He tried opening his eyes but his
head hurt too much. Over the next ten minutes he regained more of his
senses and was able to open his eyes.
"I'm trapped," he thought to himself as he looked around. A small shaft
of light provided a twilight effect and was vaguely able to see his
temporary prison. He moved his head and saw he was encased. He gradually
began to recollect the moments before the incident. The plane not
stopping, the roof collapsing and seeing his parents getting covered in
falling debris. This was all too much and tears trickled gently down his
grimy face. His mother had nearly reached him but it was all in vain.
Noticing that the there was a bit of height to the cocoon Simon decided
to move to a more comfortable position. However as he tried to move he
felt an excruciating pain, which caused him to blackout.
***
"We are now going live to Gatwick airport where Roger Lyons the airport
manager is about to bring us up-to-date with the current situation."
"At six thirty-three this morning the inbound flight AW101 from Miami
failed to stop at the terminal building and crashed into the main
structure causing a localised collapse. We have two separate rescue
operations currently on going. The first, the evacuation of the plane,
is nearly complete. The second, to find survivors in the remains of the
building, is still ongoing and is likely to last for several hours.
"The evacuation of the plane took longer than necessary as some
passengers had unbuckled and were not still seated. People strapped in
had trouble evacuating the plane due to blocked gangways. There were
several serious injuries and they have been evacuated to East Surrey
Hospital in Redhill. The only fatality on the plane was the pilot.
"By looking at CCTV records we have identified that five people are
missing. Four people due to go out on flight AW402 to Orlando and one
maintenance worker. Three of the four passengers missing are from the
same family.
"We have the fire service Search and Rescue team actively trying to
locate and ascertain the health of the trapped individuals.
International Rescue Corps are on route to provide valuable assistance
and should be here within the next thirty minutes. We also have search
dogs on route which coupled with thermal imaging cameras should help
locate the people. From CCTV footage taken about ten seconds before the
collapse we have a good idea of where to dig and we all pray for a happy
conclusion to this terrible incident.
"Does anybody have any questions?"
"Sandy Brown, Sky News, is there any news of what happened to the
airplane to cause it to fail to stop?"
"Air investigators will be removing the black box recorders to analyse
the issue surrounding the incident. It is too soon to comment on the
cause and further questions should be addressed to the head of the
investigation team."
"Nick Saunders, CNN, I believe flight arrivals are still going to the
north terminal. Is this going to continue and when are departures going
to resume?"
"North terminal departures have not been suspended and are currently on
schedule. We are currently looking at transferring some of the south
terminal departures to the north terminal to provide a limited capacity.
Check-in and customs will still occur at the south terminal and we will
bus passengers to the north terminal for flights. We are not allowing
any arrivals or departures from the south terminal so not to impact the
rescue operation."
An official wearing a bright yellow visibility jacket walked up to Roger
and whispered in his ear. Roger nodded in response.
"I am needed else where and must terminate this briefing,"
***
Simon awoke to the dull ache of lingering pain. 'Don't move,' he
thought. 'I don't want to suffer pain like that again.'
He listened intently to see if he could hear anything. Nothing was
heard. No, what is that? Is that the faint sound of a dog barking in the
distance? What the hell is a dog doing here?
"HELLO!" Simon shouted at the top of his voice. He then had a small
coughing fit with all the dust that had settled into his lungs. "Is
there anybody there?"
He heard a faint reply coming to his left but appeared to be lower than
him. "Is that you Simon?"
"Oh my," Simon thought and then called, "Mum is that you? Are you okay?
Have you heard from Dad?"
"I'm fine. Just hold on tight and listen for the rescuers. I saw a
program on TV the other day with how they rescue people after
earthquakes. There were specialists from the UK there so I am sure there
will be a lot of people working to get us out. They even bring in
special sniffer dogs that can smell people trapped in rubble."
"I've heard dogs already," Simon replied getting excited jerking
slightly. "Ahhhh," he yelled and again passed out in pain.
"Simon. Are you okay?" shouted Simons Mum. "SIMON!"
***
"It is seven hours since the collapse of the terminal building," stated
Jason Smith of International Rescue Corps. "We are assisting the fire
service in carefully tunnelling to where we think two of the remaining
three people are trapped. We have heard the sound of intermittent
conversations between two people but we are too far away to make out who
they are. The men out there are very buoyed by the successful rescue
thirty minutes ago of the maintenance worker who was trapped on the
lower floor. This made up for the fatality they found earlier."
"How far from them are you?"
"At the present rate it will take about another two hours before we
reach the nearest person and another hour after that to reach the
other."
"What about the last remaining person. Is there any sound from him?"
"We heard some noises till about two hours ago but nothing since.
However we have had periods of quiet from the other two people but then
they restart. It must be very draining without food or water and there
bodies will force them to conserve what energy they have."
***
"How are you doing Mum?" asked Simon after recovering consciousness.
"I'm fine," came the weak response. "How is the pain?"
"Not to bad as long as I remember not to move. In between the last three
blackouts you've reminded me of some good times we have all had over the
years. Please tell me another story from when I was younger."
"No problem Simon." She knew that telling happy stories about his
childhood was comforting to her son. It was also comforting to herself
as she knew that her situation was a lot worse than his.
Two hours later Simon heard, "Hello can you hear me down there?"
"Yes. YES! I can hear you!" gleefully replied Simon. His voice was
getting weaker.
"You don't have to shout as we are nearly there."
"Who are you talking to?" asked Simons Mum.
"The rescuers are nearly to me," Simon replied.
"Thank you God," she murmured and then speaking up with her remaining
strength, "Simon you speak with the rescue workers now while I have a
rest. I love you always."
"I love you too mum. You have a rest now."
"How are you and your Mum coping?" asked the rescue worker.
"I'm trapped by a piece of rubble. If I move I get a lot of pain and
blackout. My Mum sounds to be lower than me but has been talking a lot
and is tired. She said she was going to have a rest while you get me
out."
"Hang tight while we come the last few metres. If we cause disruption to
the rubble by you please shout very loudly."
Thirty minutes later a light shone through a gap which startled Simon's
eyes and he had to shut them till he got used to the increased
illumination. The last few bits of rubble were removed and Simon got the
first glimpse of another human since the accident. "Hi Simon, I'm
Jason" introduced the rescuer. "Let me look at how you are trapped."
Jason took a knife out of a hidden pocket and gently cut off Simon's
trousers.
"I see how you are trapped and I am going to need to secure this area
before we attempt to free you. My colleague Harry who is just
approaching is going to secure the roof while I update the rest of the
rescue team. In the meantime here is a special bottle of water. It will
only let you take sips every minute while we hydrate you."
After his first sip Simon asked, "How are you going to reach Mum?"
"We are building a tunnel not far from here that leads to where her
thermal image is showing. Don't worry we aren't going to leave her."
"What about my Dad, has there been any news on him?"
"We are still trying to get to him. Don't worry we wont give up till we
have you all. I must go and inform everyone and get the medics to check
you out. Now relax and make sure that Harry behaves!"
***
Jason emerged from the rubble and after regaining the ability to walk
moved to the co-ordination tent.
When all relevant people were assembled the meeting began with Jason,
"We have managed to reach Simon who is according to the flight booking a
fifteen year old boy. He has been trapped for about twelve hours and is
in remarkable spirits; probably due to him having his Mum, who was in
earshot, reminiscing about happy events in his childhood. There is a
thick piece of metal that protrudes from the top of the rubble and is
embedded into the floor. There are two issues with this object. First,
it appears when the roof collapsed the metal pierced through his
genitalia. Second the metal appears to be part of a building strut and
if cut, which is going to be very difficult if not impossible, it might
cause the area to collapse. Since his mum, Helen, is not far away it
might cause her cavity to also collapse."
"The first thing I need to do is examine the boy," stated Brian Fielding
who is an Accident and Emergency consultant. "I will assess his overall
health and examine his groin and see how bad the damage is. How wide is
the passageway? Will I be able to get in with the emergency bag?"
Jason looked at the offered bag and said, "It will take you about five
minutes of slow crawling to reach him. The passage is wide enough to get
the bag through but not on your back. You will need to push it in front
of you and that will slow you down. I'll come with you and relieve Harry
who has been shoring up the area."
Jason the turned to the Airport Manager, "Roger, you can brief the press
but please don't comment on the boys status apart from him being alive
and receiving onsite medical care while we extract him. It's going to be
difficult enough to extract him without the press getting excited."
***
"Hi Simon, I am Dr Fielding. I am from the A and E at the hospital. If
it is okay with you I am going to examine you and make sure that you are
okay?"
"Go ahead but no jokes; I saw a program last week that said that
hospital doctors had the worst sense of humour going."
"Hey, I saw that program," replied Brian as he used the stethoscope to
listen to Simon's chest. "I'm sure that it said GP's humour was worse.
Anyway it is based in Manchester and they're all weird anyway. Any pains
apart from the groin?"
"No. I was a bit thirsty earlier but Jason gave me a special drink which
has helped. Do you have any food?"
"Good. We don't want to give you any food just yet as it might be a
shock to the system," the doctor replied and also thought to himself
'And we might have to operate.'
"How am I doing?"
"You appear to be fine. The only issue appears to be a stick of metal
impaled through your body. Jason and Harry are investigating removal of
the metal but to be honest it isn't going to be easy."
"I didn't think so by the way they were looking at the roof and how it
was imbedded into the ground."
"Hey don't panic. We'll get you out of here even if we have to cut you
in half!"
"Didn't I say no humour?! Laughing just hurts."
Taking a more serious tone, "I am going to ask a specialist to come and
examine your groin as there is some damage down there. He'll scrutinise
the damage and then he'll decide what surgery will be required to repair
you once we have you out."
***
Back in the coordination tent Brian started to try and organise what was
looking like a medical disaster. After further investigation they found
they wouldn't be able to safely remove the metal strut which impaled his
patient. He called his secretary, "Nancy, Brian here, I need you to
track down a Dr Millard at Charing Cross hospital. If he has left for
the day, or on the golf course I need to speak with him. He is a top
elective surgeon so is going to be upset at being called. If you can
give him my emergency mobile number as I'm still at Gatwick."
Ten minutes later Brian's mobile rang. "Dr Fielding speaking."
"Doctor, this is Tom Millard from Charing Cross. Your secretary
interrupted my evening meal and was very insistent that I ring you. What
case do you have which requires such urgent attention?"
"Are you aware of the incident at Gatwick? Well I am on site and we have
a fifteen year old boy with a metal strut impaled through his genitalia
with surrounding damage. I am advised that the rod can't be cut without
risking another collapse and risking other trapped people. I need your
expert advice on the current damage, how reparable it is and what the
possibility of cutting a bit of tissue to remove the patient without
causing permanent damage."
"Sounds interesting," he replied. "I'm currently about twenty-five
minutes away, so will drive down."
"I'll get Roger Lyons who is the airport manager to ring you in about
twenty minutes and he will give you directions to come straight onto the
airfield."
Thirty minutes later the top surgeon was onsite. "So do you have a TV
link to show me the damage?"
"No, you will need to visit. It is too dark to have a successful
uplink."
"You need me to enter a half collapsed building and crawl around on my
hands and knees?"
"I'm afraid so. We have some overalls so you don't ruin your designer
clothes."
With a bit of a huff he donned the overalls. One thing that Dr Millard
took very seriously was his ability to help people with his skills. If
he had been called out like this then it must be serious.
"Simon is aware that he is trapped by the rod but he isn't aware that we
can't remove it. Unless you think it is necessary please don't inform
him yet as I don't want him to panic."
"Lead on and let's see how bad it is."
Ten minutes later they were with Simon. "Hello Simon. I'm Dr Millard. If
you can keep still while I look at the problem."
Tom Millard hummed to himself as he looked at the tissue damage and the
impact of the metal rod. "What year did you start your puberty?"
"About three years ago."
"Excellent. I'm going to take a blood sample to make on some of your
vital statistics. When we get the results back we will have a better
idea on how to proceed."
Once outside the tunnel they walked towards the tent. "As you suspected
his genitalia are damaged and my assessment is that they are now non
functional. There also seems to be collateral damage on the base of the
penis. I can perform minor surgery on him to disentangle him from the
metal rod but that will cause a total loss of functionality."
"If we could remove the rod what is the prospects?"
"If the testes are damaged, as it appears, then the situation will be
the same. The vibration as the rod is cut might actually cause more
damage."
"I'll get the tests run via Redhill. As this is classified as emergency
we should have them back in the hour. In the meantime I plan the
surgery. I am assuming a minor operation for extraction, then after
stabilising him back to hospital for the remainder. Is there any chance
of saving his manhood but leaving him sterilised or is full SRS the only
option?"
"We will only know for definite when I have him on the table but there
was some damage to the penis. If it has affected the renal track then
I'll perform SRS otherwise I will attempt some miracle to keep him male.
With his parents trapped we will need to go before a judge."
"I know and with the options open he will have to involve the Official
Solicitor to act on Simon's behalf. Once we have him out how much time
do you have?"
"The bleeding will be bad and we don't want to lose too much tissue so
I'd say about an hour."
"Okay I will get the clinical director at my hospital to get the legal
path going. I'll try and get a judgement before we operate to give you
maximum time. Can you operate at East Surrey or will you need to go back
of Charing Cross?"
"I'd prefer to do it at Charing Cross as I have the staff and equipment
needed, but it looks like it needs to be at East Surrey, then the
operation can start and any specialist equipment that you don't have or
personnel can be transferred. Post operational care should occur at
Charing Cross even if SRS isn't performed as he will still need
psychiatric care and hormonal monitoring."
***
"Please be seated," requested Judge Richardson. "I've reviewed all the
information and have spoken at length with both of you. I've also had
the Official Solicitor review what in his view is best for the child. He
has concluded after speaking with independent medical advisers that what
would be in the best interest of the child would be to follow your
recommendation. I therefore grant permission for the minor operation to
extract Simon from the disaster area and perform the investigation to
save the remains of his maleness. If it can't be saved then full SRS is
granted. In either case I order substantial post operational psychiatric
care to ensure full reintegration into society."
"I know you have been holding out informing Simon regarding the full
extent of his injuries. I can't order you to tell him but I think it
would only be respectful. Being fully informed before an operation is a
cornerstone of British medicine.
"I am also placing a gagging order on the press to stop the publication
of any information that will lead to the child's identification being
released. This, I hope, will stop the press badgering him during
recovery."
***
"Some good news for you", said Roger. "Your mother has been pulled out
alive and is on the way to surgery. She is very weak, as she has lost a
lot of blood. I'm sorry I don't have more information but she is listed
as critical. I've got to go and continue to organise your evacuation but
if I hear anything else I will let you know."
Roger then left and the two doctors entered with another new face.
"Simon this is Trevor Brown. He is going to be the anaesthetist for this
operation," explained Dr Millard. "He will monitor you while I operate
with Dr Fielding assisting me. Once we have you disconnected from the
metal strut we will transfer you to hospital and perform an operation on
you. The operation will depend on the extent of the damage. We have
discovered that you testes have been damaged and can't be repaired. We
will examine how badly damaged your penis is. If it is repairable we
will do so. If not I will perform a different and very delicate
operation we called SRS."
"SRS?" asked Simon.
Taking a deep breath Dr Fielding explained, "SRS is short for Sex
Reassignment Surgery. If we can't save your penis then Dr Millard, who
is probably the best surgeon in the world for this, will change your
structure below to look like a girl."
"Why that? You can't do that to me?" Simon responded in panic. "I don't
want to be a girl."
"It isn't something that anybody has a choice in," replied Dr Millard.
"We will attempt to fix it but if it's beyond repair then SRS is the
next best thing. Are you aware of whom the Official Solicitor is?"
"No."
"Well due to your parents not being able to help you and it being a very
serious issue we went to see a judge who had to make a judgement. He
appoints somebody who acts on your behalf who is referred to as the
Official Solicitor. He only has one aim and that is to protect your
interests. He has spoken to several independent medical people and has
had them review the case. In the end he has agreed that this operation
is your best chance of leading a productive life."
"Well if doctors, solicitors and judges all agree then who am I to stand
in your way."
"I'm going to put an intravenous catheter into your left arm," explained
Trevor. "Then if there are any other injections we need to give you we
won't need to make your arm into a pin cushion."
The catheter was skilfully put into the arm. "Next we need to put you to
sleep. I'm going to inject you and I want you to count backwards from
ten. If you succeed then you must be a robot!"
Trevor injected to anaesthetic and Simon muttered,
"Ten..nine..eight..seve-."
"Lets start," said Dr Millard who as the senior surgeon took charge.
Dr Fielding swabbed the area to be operated on with antiseptic.
"Scalpel."
The scalpel was firmly placed into Dr Millard's right hand. "We are
going to make the first incision here. We need to keep as much tissue as
possible so we will cut downwards to free from the metal strut. Be ready
with the suture as we might have some blood loss. Let's hope it isn't
too much as we have no suction."
The operation was difficult due to the cramped conditions. However
fifteen minutes later Simon was being placed onto the stretcher. This
was a specially modified stretcher with wheels that could work while
collapsed. "Breathing normal and a good pulse," informed Trevor. "Let's
go."
Dr Fielding went in front and Dr Millard followed behind. Five minutes
later they emerged from the rubble into a hurriedly created tarpaulin
tunnel. This was to protect to wound and also Simon's identity. At the
end of the tunnel was a waiting air ambulance.
"All air traffic has been suspended", shouted Roger over the noise of
the helicopters wiring blades. "You should have an uninterrupted journey
to the hospital."
"Thanks Roger," replied the doctors as they boarded behind Simon.
"He's strong enough for Charring Cross," said Trevor after he made
another check.
Thirty minutes later they were in the operating theatre where all Tom
Millard's normal operating staff were waiting. The two doctors and the
anaesthetist scrubbed up so they were ready for the delicate surgery. Dr
Millard checked the renal pathway, which was damaged beyond repair.
"Please inform Judge Richardson that full SRS is required and that we
are proceeding," said Dr Millard to his secretary.
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