Peter Maas
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that shows you. Anything gets on the plane.
(Written on 02/06/2018)(Permalink)
foreign countries have lower safety standards. The U.S.A. have the best safety rules and standards.
(Written on 26/05/2018)(Permalink)
It could be a COMFORT animal.
(Written on 26/05/2018)(Permalink)
When runway 10-28 is used for take offs at O'Hare's Airport, aircraft fly very low over our house. I may have to lower my flagpole when the Mega-Jet A380 flies above our house. It's wake may tear my U.S. Flag and U.S.Air Force flag off the pole. I am keeping my fingers crossed.
(Written on 12/05/2018)(Permalink)
Here I go again. I am very educated in metal fatigue. It always is an accident that prompts checking engines. SWA Airplane is 18 years old when one of the blades broke off in flight. Aircraft over 10 years old should be sold to the "Fly by Night" Airlines. We are the USA and should be able to fly safely and accidents caused by metal fatigue should never happen.
(Written on 27/04/2018)(Permalink)
Kudos to the pilot and crew.
(Written on 21/04/2018)(Permalink)
Many years ago Flying was a pleasure. Ash trays in the arm rest, free pillow, free blanket, FREE DRINKS, Good looking stewardesses and all of the people were neatly dressed. Now we are in the year 2018 and anything gets on a Airplane. My brothers and I will only fly first class so we do not have to sit with low life individuals.
(Written on 31/03/2018)(Permalink)
Very good. No-one will get stuck in the bathroom door because of being "Fat". And business people can do their "work" in a quiet atmosphere.
(Written on 24/03/2018)(Permalink)
At one time "Standing up" was discussed.
(Written on 02/03/2018)(Permalink)
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