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A real airline safety briefing - 727Sky - 08-05-2020
Much truth in the following briefing
RE: A real airline safety briefing - Snarl - 08-05-2020
(08-05-2020, 02:49 AM)727Sky Wrote: Much truth in the following briefing
LOLed a couple of times.
I was on a military charter flight coming back from Europe mid-80s. Turbulence was so bad we were hitting the ceiling of the cabin. It actually hurt when you fell back into the cushion of your seat.
There was one civie-chick on the plane with her kids (who were all safely buckled in). I looked over at her and saw the extreme concern on her face ... and just wildly grinned at her. Calmed her down and she even laughed at me a little.
Good times ... noodle salad.
RE: A real airline safety briefing - Schmoe1 - 08-05-2020
Lmao, that really should be played before all flights. I haven't flown in a long time. I'll avoid it if I can, the same reason I'll avoid rollercoasters- PEOPLE maintain them!
RE: A real airline safety briefing - ChiefD - 08-07-2020
Yep, I agree! This should be the actual briefing shown. I hate flying, haven’t flown since 2008. Turbulence scares the hell out of me for some reason. Now I know in my head that turbulence usually won’t cause a plane to crash, so I don’t know why I have that irrational fear, but it’s there. I was on a military charter flight from Yokohama Air Base in Japan to San Francisco, on my way home. It was about a 16 hour flight, and it was just pure hell. The turbulence was so bad that even the flight attendants were strapped in most of the flight. We were in a big ass 747 and we were getting whipped around like a feather. I seriously thought we were going to crash and die. And because it was a military charter flight, I couldn’t even order a damn drink to calm my frazzled nerves. When we finally landed in San Francisco, I wanted to kiss the ground.