Another iPhone 17 Pro plummets from plane, and found intact
A Canadian artist dropped her iPhone 17 Pro from a plane at 3,600 feet, then found it sitting face-up and virtually untouched in a canola field. Here's why this is more common than you'd think. iPhone 17 Pro survives 3,600-foot fall from a plane Heather Cline, a mixed-media artist from Saskatchewan, Canada, routinely takes to the skies with her husband, David, in their small plane. The goal is to…
Heather Cline, a mixed-media artist from Saskatchewan, Canada, recently took her new iPhone 17 Pro on an aerial adventure while flying with her husband. Standing at 3,600 feet above Regina, Heather decided to drop her device to gather inspiration for a new project. Miraculously, the iPhone 17 Pro landed face-up in a canola field, remarkably intact and untouched.
This incident highlights that dropping an iPhone 17 Pro from such heights is more common than one might expect, as the device appears to be remarkably resilient to such falls.
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