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* When Indonesia occupied East Timor, suspected guerillas and independence supporters were thrown out of helicopters to their deaths by Indonesian forces. Multiple {{deadly euphemism}}s were coined to describe the practice, such as "taking a bath in the sea".

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* When Indonesia occupied During the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_occupation_of_East_Timor Indonesian occupation of East Timor, Timor]], suspected guerillas and independence supporters were thrown out of helicopters to their deaths by Indonesian forces. Multiple {{deadly euphemism}}s were coined to describe the practice, such as "taking a bath in the sea".
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* ''[[Creator/ECComics Tales from the Crypt]]'' #43: In "Four-Way Split", an air freight business partner who used to man a bomb sight during the war kills his partner by dropping him out of the plane directly where four states meet, knowing he will go free as they squabble over the jurisdiction of the crime.
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* ''Series/Annika2021'': In episode 2x5, the VictimOftheWeek ismurdered by being pushed out of a seaplane in flight over a loch.
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** ''Film/AViewToAKill'': When an investor tries to leave a meeting on Max Zorin's zeppelin, he realizes it's airborne -- and [[DarkActionGirl Mayday]] drops him to his death with a SurpriseSlideStaircase. Zorn then asks if [[ImpliedDeathThreat anyone else wants to drop out]].

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** ''Film/AViewToAKill'': When an investor tries to leave a meeting on Max Zorin's zeppelin, he realizes that it's airborne -- and just before [[DarkActionGirl Mayday]] drops him to his death with a SurpriseSlideStaircase. Zorn Zorin then asks if [[ImpliedDeathThreat anyone else wants to drop out]].
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* During the ten-year Bougainville conflict, the military of Papua New Guinea disposed of tortured rebels (living or dead) by throwing them out of aircraft into the sea.

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* During the ten-year [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bougainville_conflict Bougainville conflict, Conflict]] of 1989-1999, the military of Papua New Guinea disposed of tortured rebels (living or dead) by throwing them out of aircraft into the sea.
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A method of murder commonly associated with extrajudicial killings perpetrated by authoritarian regimes, a death flight involves someone being dropped from an airborne vehicle high in the air, often into remote wilderness areas or large bodies of water. The benefits of this method of killing are obvious: it combines murder and [[DisposingOfABody body disposal]] in one fell swoop. The bodies are often not discovered before the elements, wildlife and decomposition can make work of them, and even if they are, it's not always easy to determine who killed them -- or if they were even murdered in the first place. The identity of the victim and even the time of death can also be obfuscated given the right circumstances. Not only that, but the purpose of these flights is generally not immediately obvious to those not in the know (unless they happen to witness people falling out, of course). There are still risks and drawbacks, however, such as (usually) having to log a flight plan, the possibility of interception ''en route'', or even sufficiently resourceful prisoners managing to turn the tables on their captors and send ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard them]]'' [[KarmicDeath plummeting to their deaths]].

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A method of murder commonly associated with extrajudicial killings perpetrated by authoritarian and totalitarian regimes, a death flight involves someone being dropped from an airborne vehicle high in the air, often into remote wilderness areas or large bodies of water. The benefits of this method of killing are obvious: it combines murder and [[DisposingOfABody body disposal]] in one fell swoop. The bodies are often not discovered before the elements, wildlife and decomposition can make work of them, and even if they are, it's not always easy to determine who killed them -- or if they were even murdered in the first place. The identity of the victim and even the time of death can also be obfuscated given the right circumstances. Not only that, but the purpose of these flights is generally not immediately obvious to those not in the know (unless they happen to witness people falling out, of course). There are still risks and drawbacks, however, such as (usually) having to log a flight plan, the possibility of interception ''en route'', or even sufficiently resourceful prisoners managing to turn the tables on their captors and send ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard them]]'' [[KarmicDeath plummeting to their deaths]].
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->''"We are currently cruising at 30,000 feet. The terminal velocity of a human being is 250 feet per second. This means you have approximately two minutes to think about why you should not steal diamonds that belong to the Fuhrer."''
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* ''Film/TheGodsMustBeCrazy'': In one scene, soldiers threaten to throw a pair of captured guerilla fighters out of a helicopter unless they agree to give information. One guerilla is pushed out blindfolded and quickly promises to talk in a panic... not realizing the helicopter has already landed and he's been tricked.



** BigBad Xykon once killed Roy by levitating off of the flying [[{{dracolich}} undead dragon]] the two were fighting on and then blowing said dragon up with Meteor Swarm.

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** BigBad Xykon [[BigBad Xykon]] once killed Roy by levitating off of the flying [[{{dracolich}} undead dragon]] the two were fighting on and then blowing said dragon up with Meteor Swarm.


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* During the ten-year Bougainville conflict, the military of Papua New Guinea disposed of tortured rebels (living or dead) by throwing them out of aircraft into the sea.
* When Indonesia occupied East Timor, suspected guerillas and independence supporters were thrown out of helicopters to their deaths by Indonesian forces. Multiple {{deadly euphemism}}s were coined to describe the practice, such as "taking a bath in the sea".
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* ''LightNovel/InAnotherWorldWithMySmartphone'': Touya faces off against a Phrase monster with SuperToughness that makes it invulnerable to just about any sort of attacks anyone attempts to inflict via weapons or magic. Before going to fight it, Touya rides on his flying base directly above where the monster is located. Then later, he activates the Gate spell, which can be used to travel to any location he's been to before. The Gate opens up exactly where Touya was while flying earlier, and the monster plummets thousands of feet and shatters to its demise on impact.

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* ''LightNovel/InAnotherWorldWithMySmartphone'': ''Literature/InAnotherWorldWithMySmartphone'': Touya faces off against a Phrase monster with SuperToughness that makes it invulnerable to just about any sort of attacks anyone attempts to inflict via weapons or magic. Before going to fight it, Touya rides on his flying base directly above where the monster is located. Then later, he activates the Gate spell, which can be used to travel to any location he's been to before. The Gate opens up exactly where Touya was while flying earlier, and the monster plummets thousands of feet and shatters to its demise on impact.
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* ''Film/ToySoldiers'': The terrorists are introduced capturing a judge and putting him on a helicopter just so it could fly straight up and kick him back out the door.
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* During Argentina's infamous UsefulNotes/NationalReorganizationProcess, a.k.a. the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_War Dirty War]], many of those "disappeared" by the government were drugged into a stupor, loaded onto aircraft, and then dropped into either the Río de la Plata or the Atlantic Ocean.

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* During Argentina's infamous UsefulNotes/NationalReorganizationProcess, a.k.a. the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_War Dirty War]], many of those "disappeared" by the government military juntas of the UsefulNotes/NationalReorganizationProcess were drugged into a stupor, loaded onto aircraft, and then dropped into either the Río de la Plata or the Atlantic Ocean.
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* During Argentina's infamous [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_War Dirty War]], many of those "disappeared" by the government were drugged into a stupor, loaded onto aircraft, and then dropped into either the Río de la Plata or the Atlantic Ocean.

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* During Argentina's infamous UsefulNotes/NationalReorganizationProcess, a.k.a. the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirty_War Dirty War]], many of those "disappeared" by the government were drugged into a stupor, loaded onto aircraft, and then dropped into either the Río de la Plata or the Atlantic Ocean.
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* In the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Mobutu (or as it was called when he was in power, Zaire), many people were killed by being dropped from helicopters into the country's many rivers and lakes.

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* In the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Mobutu (or as it was called back when he was in power, Zaire), many people were killed by being dropped from helicopters into the country's many rivers and lakes.
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* In the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Mobutu (which during his rule was called Zaire), many people were killed by being dropped from helicopters into the country's many rivers and lakes.

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* In the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Mobutu (which during his rule (or as it was called when he was in power, Zaire), many people were killed by being dropped from helicopters into the country's many rivers and lakes.
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* In the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Mobutu, many people were killed by being dropped from helicopters into the country's many rivers and lakes.

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* In the Democratic Republic of the Congo under Mobutu, Mobutu (which during his rule was called Zaire), many people were killed by being dropped from helicopters into the country's many rivers and lakes.

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** ''Film/AViewToAKill'': When an investor tries to leave a meeting on Max Zorin's zeppelin, he realizes it's airborne -- and [[DarkActionGirl Mayday]] drops him to his death with a SurpriseSlideStaircase.

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--->'''Tanaka:''' How's that for Japanese efficiency?
--->'''Bond:''' [[BondOneLiner Just a drop in the ocean.]]
** ''Film/LiveAndLetDie''. After Bond and Solitaire are captured in New Orleans, they're taken to a small airport where the BigBad has an executive jet waiting. Solitaire is told she's to be flown back to the BigBad's IslandBase, while the mooks cheerfully tell Bond they intend to drop him onto a lake from several thousand feet up. Bond has no intention of playing along and makes an immediate escape.
** ''Film/AViewToAKill'': When an investor tries to leave a meeting on Max Zorin's zeppelin, he realizes it's airborne -- and [[DarkActionGirl Mayday]] drops him to his death with a SurpriseSlideStaircase. Zorn then asks if [[ImpliedDeathThreat anyone else wants to drop out]].
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* ''VideoGame/PrimalCarnage'': The ''Pterandon'''s secondary attack is to swoop down and [[KidnappingBirdOfPreygrab a human with its talons]]. Then, it flies up to a sufficient height and drops them to their death via fall damage (it can also sometimes kill by dropping them in an AcidPool, into a BottomlessPit, or into the path of another dinosaur). In order to escape, another human has to shoot the ''Pteranodon'' before it reaches a fatal height.

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* ''VideoGame/PrimalCarnage'': The ''Pterandon'''s secondary attack is to swoop down and [[KidnappingBirdOfPreygrab [[KidnappingBirdOfPrey grab a human with its talons]]. Then, it flies up to a sufficient height and drops them to their death via fall damage (it can also sometimes kill by dropping them in an AcidPool, into a BottomlessPit, or into the path of another dinosaur). In order to escape, another human has to shoot the ''Pteranodon'' before it reaches a fatal height.
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* ''VideoGame/PrimalCarnage'': The ''Pterandon'''s secondary attack is to swoop down and [[KidnappingBirdOfPreygrab a human with its talons]]. Then, it flies up to a sufficient height and drops them to their death via fall damage (it can also sometimes kill by dropping them in an AcidPool, into a BottomlessPit, or into the path of another dinosaur). In order to escape, another human has to shoot the ''Pteranodon'' before it reaches a fatal height.

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* In ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', when Homelander starts to lose it, he awards a lucky family a brand-new car they won in a raffle, and he lifts the car with them inside of it to make their reward more special. He then goes on a rant about their belief in God, and as they float several thousand feet in the air, he lets go and sees the car drop all the way to the ground.

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* In ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', when ''ComicBook/TheBoys'':
** Under the administration of Dakota Bob Schaefer (a UsefulNotes/DickCheney expy), foreigners arrested on terrorism charges aren't detained in Guantanamo Bay. Instead, they're put on "flights to Anchorage" and thrown out while flying over the Bering Strait. Billy Butcher says that merely mentioning "Anchorage" is enough to make terrorist prisoners start pissing their pants.
** Pre-Whiz, the only G-Men team to survive Vought's massacre, is thrown into a shipping container and given a flight to Anchorage by Vought authorities.
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Homelander starts to lose it, he awards a lucky family a brand-new car they won in a raffle, and he lifts the car with them inside of it to make their reward more special. He then goes on a rant about their belief in God, has an AGodAmI monologue, and as they float several thousand feet in the air, he lets go and sees the car drop all the way to the ground.
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One variant is the use of deception rather than force, tricking someone into boarding an aircraft and then throwing them off at the right opportunity. In more fantastic settings, characters able to fly under their own power may do this without a vehicle. Another popular variation is ''threatening'' to do this as a form of HighAltitudeInterrogation. Yet another involves jumping or {{teleportation}} rather than flight.

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One variant is the use of deception rather than force, tricking someone into boarding an aircraft and then throwing them off at the right opportunity. In more fantastic settings, characters able to fly under their own power may do this without a vehicle. Another popular variation is ''threatening'' to do this as a form of HighAltitudeInterrogation. Yet another involves jumping (often [[InASingleBound super-jumping]]) or {{teleportation}} rather than flight.



* In the ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' one-off movie ''Daughter of Darkness'', Ryoko becomes both suspicious and jealous of the mysterious newcomer Mayuka, who claims to be Tenchi's daughter, and eventually conducts an aerial kidnapping in an attempt to get inforamtion. When Mayuka seems unable to answer her questions, Ryoko drops her, but she wakes up shortly after, unharmed, on Tenchi's roof. The scene [[OnceMoreWithClarity is revisited at the end]], revealing that Ryoko relented and caught Mayuka before she hit the ground.

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* In the ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' one-off movie ''Daughter of Darkness'', Ryoko becomes both suspicious and jealous of the mysterious newcomer Mayuka, who claims to be Tenchi's daughter, and eventually conducts an aerial kidnapping in an attempt to get inforamtion.information. When Mayuka seems unable to answer her questions, Ryoko drops her, but she wakes up shortly after, unharmed, on Tenchi's roof. The scene [[OnceMoreWithClarity is revisited at the end]], revealing that Ryoko relented and caught Mayuka before she hit the ground.



* In ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', when Homelander starts to lose it, he awards a lucky family a brand new car they they won in a raffle, and he lifts the car with them inside of it to make their reward more special. He then goes on a rant about their belief in God, and as they float several thousand feet in the air, he lets go and sees the car drop all the way to the ground.

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* In ''ComicBook/TheBoys'', when Homelander starts to lose it, he awards a lucky family a brand new brand-new car they they won in a raffle, and he lifts the car with them inside of it to make their reward more special. He then goes on a rant about their belief in God, and as they float several thousand feet in the air, he lets go and sees the car drop all the way to the ground.



* ''Film/TheGoodShepherd'': Edward Wilson Jr.'s fiancee, Miriam, happens to be a Soviet spy who seduces him into unknowingly giving her information about the Bay of Pigs invasion. While Edward Jr. is in Congo for their wedding waiting for her, the CIA catches Miriam and throws her out of the plane.

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* ''Film/TheGoodShepherd'': Edward Wilson Jr.'s fiancee, fiancée, Miriam, happens to be a Soviet spy who seduces him into unknowingly giving her information about the Bay of Pigs invasion. While Edward Jr. is in Congo for their wedding waiting for her, the CIA catches Miriam and throws her out of the plane.



** ''Film/AViewToAKill'': When an investor tries to leave a meeting on Max Zorin's zeppelin, he realizes it's airborne -- and Mayday drops him with a SurpriseSlideStaircase.

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** ''Film/AViewToAKill'': When an investor tries to leave a meeting on Max Zorin's zeppelin, he realizes it's airborne -- and Mayday [[DarkActionGirl Mayday]] drops him to his death with a SurpriseSlideStaircase.



* ''Film/PacificRim'': Attempted by Otachk after Gypsy Danger [[TheGlovesComeOff freezes her tail off]], she even slams the mech against some buildings on her way up. However, Gypsy Danger slices her in two before she can drop them and the robot is able to use it's chest turbine to slow its decent and survive the fall.

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* ''Film/PacificRim'': Attempted by Otachk after Gypsy Danger [[TheGlovesComeOff freezes her tail off]], she even slams the mech against some buildings on her way up. However, Gypsy Danger slices her in two before she can drop them and the robot is able to use it's its chest turbine to slow its decent and survive the fall.



* ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'': A recurring tactic for Ultraman Jack to finish off his kaiju opponents is the Ultra Lifter, a move which might have inspired the Seismic Toss from ''Pokemon'', but in this case the outcomes are fatal. The move consist of Jack grabbing his enemies, flying into the air, and either dropping or throwing them from great height, which he uses to great effect against GiantFlyer Terochilus (Jack have to spin in circles while grabbing the monster's legs, to disorientate Terochilus long enough and prevent it from flying), Meteorite Monster Zagoras (which Jack lifts into the air and sends it crashing headfirst into it's own meteorite, resulting in a fiery explosion that destroys both) and ArcVillain Alien Nackle (who gets lifted hundreds of meters into the stratosphere and flung over Jack's shoulders -- Nackle lands ''on his head'').

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* ''Series/ReturnOfUltraman'': A recurring tactic for Ultraman Jack to finish off his kaiju opponents is the Ultra Lifter, a move which might have inspired the Seismic Toss from ''Pokemon'', but in this case the outcomes are fatal. The move consist of Jack grabbing his enemies, flying into the air, and either dropping or throwing them from great height, which he uses to great effect against GiantFlyer Terochilus (Jack have to spin in circles while grabbing the monster's legs, to disorientate Terochilus long enough and prevent it from flying), Meteorite Monster Zagoras (which Jack lifts into the air and sends it crashing headfirst into it's its own meteorite, resulting in a fiery explosion that destroys both) and ArcVillain Alien Nackle (who gets lifted hundreds of meters into the stratosphere and flung over Jack's shoulders -- Nackle lands ''on his head'').



* Averted in ''[[VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'' where Luis throws a Perez Hilton expy out of a helicopter and then catches him in midair at the last minute, parachuting both of them to safety. All to punish the poor slob for [[DisproportionateRetribution slandering Gay Tony.]] The tabloid journalist survives. [[BringMeMyBrownPants His pants do not.]]

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* Averted Subverted in ''[[VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'' where Luis throws a Perez Hilton expy [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed expy]] out of a helicopter and then catches him in midair at the last minute, parachuting both of them to safety. All to punish the poor slob for [[DisproportionateRetribution slandering Gay Tony.]] The tabloid journalist survives. [[BringMeMyBrownPants His pants do not.]]



** BigBad Xykon once killed Roy by levitating off of the flying undead dragon the two were fighting on and then blowing said dragon up with Meteor Swarm.

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** BigBad Xykon once killed Roy by levitating off of the flying [[{{dracolich}} undead dragon dragon]] the two were fighting on and then blowing said dragon up with Meteor Swarm.



** According to legend, the Greek playwright Aeschylus was killed by an eagle (or vulture) when it dropped a tortoise on him, mistaking his bald head for a rock.

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** According to legend, the Greek playwright Aeschylus Creator/{{Aeschylus}} was killed by an eagle (or vulture) when it dropped a tortoise on him, mistaking his bald head for a rock.
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* Franchise/{{Tintin}}: This almost happens to Tintin and Snowy in ''[[Recap/TintinKingOttokarsSceptre King Ottokar's Sceptre]]''. While traveling to Klow, Syldavia with Professor Alembick, their pilot pulls a lever, opening a door beneath Tintin and Snowy and dropping them. Luckily, Tintin lands in a stack of hay while Snowy falls slowly enough to get caught in the opening parachute deployed from Tintin's chair.
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* ''ComicBook/TheAuthority'': Engineer once got tackled in mid-flight by an ComicBook/IncredibleHulk expy who refused to let go of her, was invulnerable to her guns, and was slowing crushing the life out of her. To kill him, she flew up out of Earth's atmosphere until he died from a lack of oxygen.

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* ''ComicBook/TheAuthority'': Engineer once got tackled in mid-flight by an ComicBook/IncredibleHulk [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]] expy who refused to let go of her, was invulnerable to her guns, and was slowing crushing the life out of her. To kill him, she flew up out of Earth's atmosphere until he died from a lack of oxygen.
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTellius'': After Micaiah's attack on the Laguz Alliance, Tibarn, knowing how close she is to Sothe, takes him hostage by grabbing him and flying over a deep canyon, threatening to drop Sothe in order to force Micaiah to halt.

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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTellius'': ''VideoGame/FireEmblemRadiantDawn'': After Micaiah's attack on the Laguz Alliance, Tibarn, knowing how close she is to Sothe, takes him hostage by grabbing him and flying over a deep canyon, threatening to drop Sothe in order to force Micaiah to halt.
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* ''Film/TheWhispererInDarkness'': In what is a very [[spoiler:DownerEnding]], [[spoiler:poor little Hannah is yanked out of the biplanes cockpit by one of the Mi-go and dropped screaming to her death]]. This pushes the main character [[DespairEventHorizon over the edge]] and he [[spoiler:crashes the plane in an attempted [[HeroicSacrifice Heroic Sacrifice]]]]
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* ''Film/TheWhispererInDarkness'': In what is a very [[spoiler:DownerEnding]], [[spoiler:poor little Hannah is yanked out of the biplanes cockpit by one of the Mi-go and dropped screaming to her death]]. This pushes the main character [[DespairEventHorizon over the edge]] and he [[spoiler:crashes the plane in an attempted [[HeroicSacrifice Heroic Sacrifice]]]]
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* Averted in ''[[VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV Grand Theft Auto IV: The Ballad of Gay Tony]]'' where Luis throws a Perez Hilton expy out of a helicopter and then catches him in midair at the last minute, parachuting both of them to safety. All to punish the poor slob for [[DisproportionateRetribution slandering Gay Tony.]] The tabloid journalist survives. [[BringMeMyBrownPants His pants do not.]]

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* In '''''{{ComicBook/Deadpool}}''''', Evil Deadpool has hijacked a private jet and disposes of the wealthy businessman whom the jet belonged to in this manner.

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* In '''''{{ComicBook/Deadpool}}''''', ''{{ComicBook/Deadpool}}'', Evil Deadpool has hijacked a private jet and disposes of the wealthy businessman whom the jet belonged to in this manner.



'''Evil Deadpool:''' I don't need ''you.''\\
''Next panel is of the businessman being thrown out of the plane...''

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'''Evil Deadpool:''' I don't need ''you.''\\
''Next panel is of
'' ''[cut to the businessman being thrown out of the plane...'']''



-->'''Juliet Forrest:''' Will two hundred dollars be enough in advance, Mr. Reardon?
-->'''Rigby Reardon:''' Two hundred, I'd shoot my grandmother.
-->'''Juliet Forrest:''' That won't be necessary.
-->'''Rigby Reardon:''' Never can tell. In my last case, I had to throw my own brother out of an airplane.

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-->'''Juliet Forrest:''' Will two hundred dollars be enough in advance, Mr. Reardon?
-->'''Rigby
Reardon?\\
'''Rigby
Reardon:''' Two hundred, I'd shoot my grandmother.
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grandmother.\\
'''Juliet
Forrest:''' That won't be necessary.
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necessary.\\
'''Rigby
Reardon:''' Never can tell. In my last case, I had to throw my own brother out of an airplane.



-->'''Margolo:''' Falcon! Don't hurt him!
-->'''Falcon:''' Oh ''I'' won't hurt him! ''The sidewalk will!''

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-->'''Margolo:''' Falcon! Don't hurt him!
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him!\\
'''Falcon:'''
Oh ''I'' won't hurt him! ''The sidewalk will!''



-->'''Tarquin:''' I promise he only missed it for a few seconds.

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-->'''Tarquin:''' --->'''Tarquin:''' I promise he only missed it for a few seconds.



-->''And if you're a commie the NAP cannot stop me\\

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-->''And --->''And if you're a commie the NAP cannot stop me\\

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