80-Year-Old Harrison Ford Catches Himself Nearly TRIPTING Out Of His Own Private Jet In Los Angeles

Harrison Ford was spotted getting out of his own private jet and seemingly caught himself tripping down the stairs after landing in Los Angeles on Friday.

The Shrinking actor, 80, who has previously been seen in the Cessna 680 plane he both owns and pilots, opted for stylish comfort as he exited the streamlined aircraft.

The star, who reunited with his Indiana Jones co-star, Ke Huy Quan, at the 2023 Oscars earlier Sunday, wore a light blue long-sleeved button-up tucked into a pair of dark blue jeans fastened with a black belt. around the waist.

He slipped into a pair of dark gray lace-up shoes to stay comfortable in his busy schedule.

As the Star Wars alumnus descended the plane’s steps, he balanced a large black backpack and jacket in each of his hands.

After exiting the plane, Harrison was soon seen loading some bikes onto the back of a vehicle before heading to his next destination.

Ford has been an avid pilot for years, despite a few terrifying incidents in the past, such as an emergency landing in 2000 and a near-fatal crash in March 2015 at a Santa Monica golf course.

During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter last month in February, the star recalled the accident while flying a World War II vintage plane that left him with multiple injuries, including a shattered pelvis and broken back.

After revealing that his wife, Calista Flockhart, has not been flying vintage planes with him since the incident, the actor added, “I certainly don’t want to recover from that kind of accident again.”

“It was very hard for my family and it was hard for me. I went flying again. I know what happened. So that’s part of the reason [I went back],’ he explained.

“There was a mechanical problem with the plane that I had no way of knowing about or doing anything about. So in the words of the great philosopher Jimmy Buffett: S*** happens.’

According to GK, the Cessna Citation 680 plane that left Harrison on Friday was bought by the actor in 2009 and costs about $18 million.

The aircraft requires two pilots to operate the aircraft and can accommodate up to 12 passengers.

Earlier on Sunday, Harrison was smart in a classic black suit as he attended the 95th Academy Awards, where he awarded Best Picture to Everything Everywhere All At Once.

The star also got a chance to reunite with his former Indiana Jones co-star, Ke Huy Quan, who also received the Best Supporting Actor award at the annual ceremony.

Ford and Quan could be seen sharing a heartfelt embrace on stage after the 1923 actor announced the winner of the night’s biggest award.

The two starred in 1984’s Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom, the second film in the popular franchise.

The Goonies star recalled the special moment while talking to Variety earlier this month and recalled when Harrison, “Opened that envelope and read the title, it made our win for best picture even more special.”

“And when I ran on stage, I pointed to him and he pointed back to me and I hugged him,” recalled Ke Huy Quan.

“I just couldn’t help it. I just want to shower this man with all my love. I gave Harrison Ford a big kiss on the cheek.’

Harrison will soon return to the big screen as he reprises one of his most iconic roles in Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny, which opens in theaters later this year on June 30.

In addition to Ford, other stars cast in the project include Mads Mikkelsen, Phoebe Walker-Bridge, Boyd Holbrook, and Shaunette Renee Wilson.

While most of the film’s plot details remain under wraps, the fifth film in the franchise marks the last time Ford plays the archaeologist. Unlike the other films, the project was not directed by Steven Spielberg, but by James Mangold.

James is known for working behind the camera on films such as Logan (2017), Ford v Ferrari (2019), Girl, Interrupted (1999) and also Walk The Line (2005).

Speaking about his character in the upcoming movie, he also told The Hollywood Reporter last month, “What I think is great is that we meet him at a different point in his life than where we’ve seen him in these other movies.” .’

“It’s a logical place for him to be at this stage given his behavior and where he spent his time. It’s a very interesting script that Jim came up with,” referring to the director James, who co-wrote the script with Jez Butterworth and John-Henry Butterworth.

Harrison has also stepped into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and has been cast as Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross in Captain America: New World Order, replacing William Hurt who passed away in March last year.

With the film still in the early pre-production stages, a firm release date has yet to be announced, but the premiere is scheduled for 2024.