AWESOME! Lieutenant Jordan Lo was on death's doorstep after being hit by a drunk driver six years ago. Today, he's on the doorstep of achieving his childhood dream of being a fighter pilot! abc15
PHOENIX — Lieutenant Jordan Lo has wanted to be a fighter pilot since he was nine years old. In 2017, He was just days away from his first solo flight in naval flight school when he was hit by a drunk driver while walking across the street. Now, six years later, the Valley native is still fighting to fly.
He was in critical condition for three days. Doctors told his parents they were going to have to make the decision to pull the plug unless Jordan gave them a sign and boy did, he give them a sign.That's when Jordan flipped her off and the doctors knew he was alive. After six years of recovery, his focus to live out his dream job has not faded. That's why Jordan's been given the call sign 'Phoenix,' and it's not only because of his Valley roots.
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