Read this pilot’s heartfelt greeting to passenger who recently overcame cancer

• An American pilot went above and above for a passenger who battled breast cancer.
• The video was shared on Instagram.
• The video has been watched more than 6.9 million times.

An American pilot went above and above for a passenger who battled breast cancer. Since the video was shared on Instagram, it has made people feel sad. There’s a chance that the touching video will make you cry as well.

Valeri Jones, who makes content, put the video on her Instagram page. “Thanks @southwestair [Southwest Airlines] for this memory. We will remember it always!,”  she added with the clip. In the comments, she also got a response from the airline. “Congratulations. They wrote,  “Congratulations. We hope you and yours had such a wonderful time celebrating in Hawaii,”

In the beginning of the video, a woman listens carefully as the pilot makes a special announcement, but she has no idea that it is for her. Watch the video to see what the pilot says and how her response changes when she realises that the message is for her.

 

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The video has been on the Internet for a few days. The video has been watched more than 6.9 million times and counting since it was posted. People have also said a lot of nice things about the touching video.

“That is so unique. “She will always remember that,” someone wrote on Instagram. “So amazing!!! That was a great job by the pilot or flight attendant. Thanks for your help! Were sad. “Congratulations, and I hope Hawaii was everything you hoped it would be,” said someone else. “I love Southwest! The same thing happened to my daughter. Your fight with cancer is over! “I’m so glad for you!” said a third. “Wow, that just made my whole day… “My heart is full!” said a fourth.

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