OOPS! Aviation Ping!.....................
What are we supposed to guess?
The real news is that she didn’t just squat in the aisle and let it go like on the street.
Douh!
My Grandmother’s story about a guy who used their bathroom and then asked how do you blow out the light ,LOL
That you, Joe?
Should’ve just taken a sharp knife and sliced the slide off the plane...dragged it off the ramp.
Easy peasy.
It must have been a Boeing aircraft!!! /s
Probably the only recent airplane screw-up that CAN’T be blamed on DEI, just stupidity.
Wow! All those people got sucked out of the plane and landed on the hotel roof!
In Eastern Europe a half-century ago, I flew on Soviet-built Ilyushin 18 planes. The NATO code name is “Coot,” a bird also known as a mud hen. A German colleague of mine called it a “Scheissmaschine,” a term I won’t translate.
The cabin was about as luxurious as a city bus. The head was located midships, and when you used it, the sound of the turboprop motors right next to it was deafening.
On one trip to an unnamed country in Asia, we had a team prepare to go through security on arrival, praying silently as they did so. After all, when you have dozens of contraband Bibles in your luggage and everything is being Xrayed, you can't exactly hide it all.
As they approached the security checkpoint, the man immediately in front of them (a little Asian fellow from another country) was asked to put his luggage on the luggage Xray conveyor. Evidently not a frequent flyer, he thought they were asking HIM to go through the luggage Xray. He compliantly climbed up onto the conveyor belt and started crawling into the innards of the Xray.
As you can imagine, this led to more than a bit of commotion/hilarity. Half the security agents were doubled over and howling with laughters, while the rest were going for the man's legs and trying to get him out. The team saw their chance and slipped through the checkpoint without being challenged in the chaos.
will face criminal penalties
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a good beating for starters. Very common punishment in China.
Well, on the bright side, at least she wasn’t throwing coins into the engine for good luck.
Potential organ donor.
First time on a plane?