Tyler had spotted a strange metal box in the plane’s cargo hold while scavenging for food nearby. Something about it felt wrong — too heavy, too carefully placed — and he alerted the airport officers immediately.
At first, the officers dismissed him, unsure whether to take his warning seriously. But Edward, one of the senior responders on site, insisted they check the aircraft.
Moments later, a bomb-sniffing dog was brought in. The dog froze at the suspicious box — then signaled a positive alert.
Inside the cargo hold was a live explosive device.
Because of Tyler’s quick instincts and courage, the plane was evacuated in time. Hundreds of lives — including Edward’s — were saved before disaster could strike.
