3/1 http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13511193,00.html
Stewardess panics in high turbulence. Uh ... wrong job I guess?
"She began screaming every time the plane shook. She shouted at the top
of her voice, 'We're going to crash! We're going to crash! We're going
to crash!'" The un-named woman - in her mid 20s - also lobbed sick bags
across the cabin when poorly [sic] passengers screamed for more.
\_ a friend of mine was a Stewardess for Continental. She gets motion
sickness if she eat anything on the plane. So, her solution is
not eat anything on flight... and she is on direct flight from
Newark to Hong Kong via North Pole... 21 hours straight :p
\_ Definitely wrong job. I think it's a job requirement to appear calm
in these situations.
\- see SQ-crash* at http://home.lbl.gov:8080/~psb/Articles/News
\_ please send us more links to irrelevant, boring stuff
\_ Dude, that was horrendous. Warning: do not read if you're
easily spooked and want to fly every again. --erikred
\- i was on that flight a week before! i actually think it
almost says more about journalists than airlines.
Singapore Airlines needed Scott McClellan:
MESERVE: A Singapore Airlines spokesman just told
us that he believed, at this point, there
were no fatalities. Was that your
impression as you left the aircraft?
DIAZ: Oh, there were tons of fatalities. There
were people burning on the flight. I only
saw about 20 people -- I only saw about 20
people that -- clearly I don't know -- they
put us in a room. But there were lots of
fatalities. The plane split in half. |