I agree.proxymoron wrote:To be fair, you cant criticize anyone for this incident, as this was a case of Clear-air turbulence (CAT). After going through both links, it looks like cabin crew indeed did a good job.
Mi Amigo wrote:I agree.proxymoron wrote:To be fair, you cant criticize anyone for this incident, as this was a case of Clear-air turbulence (CAT). After going through both links, it looks like cabin crew indeed did a good job.
Looking at pic 12 on the site you mentioned, it shows that the plane was just entering Indian airspace when the turbulence struck. I wonder if those pl0nkers on TRE, etc. will pick up on that and blame the poor Indians for this too...![]()
I always ask Jeeves to strap me in when one nod's off in the learjet.JR8 wrote:I remember a similar incident happening to my sister, one time she was flying Europe > Australia back in the 80s, and it was somewhere over this region.
Everything not strapped down got thrown around, and several people with broken arms and so on from hitting the cabin ceiling.
In fact this is a useful reminder. I used to always leave my seatbelt on, but loose enough so that I could move about somewhat. These days though I seem to have grown complacent...
BillyB wrote:I always ask Jeeves to strap me in when one nod's off in the learjet.JR8 wrote:I remember a similar incident happening to my sister, one time she was flying Europe > Australia back in the 80s, and it was somewhere over this region.
Everything not strapped down got thrown around, and several people with broken arms and so on from hitting the cabin ceiling.
In fact this is a useful reminder. I used to always leave my seatbelt on, but loose enough so that I could move about somewhat. These days though I seem to have grown complacent...
Would one go and take one's face for a sh*t, please......JR8 wrote:BillyB wrote:I always ask Jeeves to strap me in when one nod's off in the learjet.JR8 wrote:I remember a similar incident happening to my sister, one time she was flying Europe > Australia back in the 80s, and it was somewhere over this region.
Everything not strapped down got thrown around, and several people with broken arms and so on from hitting the cabin ceiling.
In fact this is a useful reminder. I used to always leave my seatbelt on, but loose enough so that I could move about somewhat. These days though I seem to have grown complacent...
Woah ... misread that as asking Jeeves to nod-off on you.
But then again, you are decidedly homosexual ;
Billy BanterBillyB wrote: Would one go and take one's face for a sh*t, please......
Looks like a terrier to me!JR8 wrote:Billy BanterBillyB wrote: Would one go and take one's face for a sh*t, please......
p.s. going to have to give me a clue on this one, no idea what it means.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fe4EK4HSPkI
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