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i believe i have seen this article before,but in any case,the faa should have already been doing this!
(Written on 2021年01月19日)(Permalink)
airlines have in their emergency kits on board,not only the electrical heart stimulators for emergncies and oxygen,but many other things in the emergency kits,including those plastic mouthpieces which are used to give cpr.mouth to mouth without actual physical contact on a persons face..these people saw a person in distress and jumped in to help,as a lot of "first responders" do,without thought to their own well being..i applaud them and ual should give them more than a $200 voucher,but cover any medical expenses they might have due to covid exposure,and give them free flights for life if they so choose!!!
(Written on 2021年01月19日)(Permalink)
this brings to mind the movie from a few years back called "the terminal"..it was quite entertaining!
(Written on 2021年01月19日)(Permalink)
i would prefer to have more specific and verifiable information on this issue..it is a fact that all of the airlines have cut service to various destinations,or have eliminated some at least temporarily..it is also a fact the whole point behind giving money to the airlines was in order to avoid bankruptcies and laying off workers and to keep at least some aircraft flying,,this artilce does not point out that the money was not just "handed out" to the airlines,but it is a LOAN that must be repaid when times are better for travel..thousands of enmployees to keep on when there are no planes flying is a "tough" call,and the money given to those who are furloughed or laid off,is akin to unemployment for a certain period of time..i know the "ins and outs" of the airline business,and although i was more familiar with the way the "old" american operated prior to u s airways taking over,management knows how to handle unions,payrolls,sick leaves,termination and WARN letters and a whole lot of o
(Written on 2021年01月15日)(Permalink)
there are persons (really there are),who dont just sit with headphones on or play with their phones or text or facebook or whatever, with their own devices while waiting for a plane..those are the people who actually might enjoy getting a sandwich or coffee and watching some cnn news feed..
(Written on 2021年01月14日)(Permalink)
it is about time this was done..the intent of having air marshalls on board was not to stop the passenger who had too many drinks from being a jerk,but to actually catch onboard someone who might pose a serious threat to the entire plane full of passengers and the crew..they were not supposed to be the "schoolteacher" handling temper tantrums or drunks..the faa will need to change the program if that is their new duties..
(Written on 2021年01月14日)(Permalink)
the federal "no fly" list was started as a way to screen possible terrorist threats to an aiplane,or to catch someone who may be on an fbi list..the airlines "no fly" lists are persons who have been disruptive on a flight,caused a fight or other such,and if they interfere with a crew member on that airline,they can be banned,but possibly fly on another carrier as they are not terrorists,but just people who are nasty or rude...
(Written on 2021年01月14日)(Permalink)
i remember several years back ,having a passenger tell me it was cheaper to buy "through" ticket for a a flight that went iah/ord/yul, and just get off the plane during the layover in ord,which was his destination anyway,then just not re board..he did it all the time he said..that was however, prior to a much more security oriented system and tickets that were scrutinized.."direct" flights and nonstop are often confused by passengers,and they are not the same..its just that airlines (befor people were booking thmeselves onlne)would forget to clarify you were on a flight that had a so called "stopover..
(Written on 2021年01月14日)(Permalink)
this sort of thing is not funny,nor does it make a point of any kind..its stupid and scary..
(Written on 2021年01月13日)(Permalink)
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