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U don't feel how fast you are travelling in an airplane. 700, 800 mph?? U can't see a damn thing, and an air pocket can just pop up outa nowhere …And your just gonna sit there, without having your lap belt on?? U R taking your own life into your own hands, and possibly Hurting some innocent passenger in the process, due to you Flying Around.
Metal forks on board Lufthansa planes ?
Retaliation by aliens for shooting their ufo's
Seat belt is important
Turbulence is no joke lol
Cockpit recording on gulfstream. That’s wish full thinking.
Sadly, we'll see more of these stories moving forward. Whatever you'd like to believe, the Earth is changing in ways we'd not have likely expected.
I hate planes its scary I've been on planes a couple times no lie my heart be racing I dont like the feeling
the universe just loves to single out people and just sh1t all over them for no real reason.
Climate change = severe weather = distress
Everyone saying they “always wear their seatbelts” are full of shxt. Literally like you don’t use the bathroom especially on super long flughts???
Whooooo thank you Colonel….. we had no clue all of this was associated with h turbulence!! Seatbelt really?
Your pills lady.
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The company: “The person that died was not a part on the company” So basically we DGAF. 😑
I stay on the ground thanks
5G in effect
Shocking!! So glad there is no airport in Chillingbourne.
Last time I was in bad turbulence, the plane was all over the place, up and down, and it sounded like there were 100 people outside the plane hitting it with sledge hammers
pretty wild.
I rarely fly, but when I do, I make sure it’s really good stuff.
This isn’t news. Private airplanes are practically the cars of the air. Owned by people everywhere 😂
I think airlines should include an animation of what would happen when hit with sudden extreme turbulence and not just settle for “keep seatbelt fastened when seated”. Almost all people don’t know how sudden and extreme it can get.
Let me guess, someone important got killed and they blame turbulence.
Hopefully its not more balloons causing all this turbulence
I'm sure that's not turbulence, unless there was a thunderstorm engulfing them. Turbulence is like a bump in the road, not like falling off a 4,000 foot cliff.
This is why I take the Greyhound!!! No more planes for me since 9/11
I’ve been in some pretty bad turbulence but I think it’s the time of year that I have flown the most. Small planes are really scary in turbulence. They seem to drop really fast and get tossed around. Another time, we were landing in Las Vegas once and the wind kept dipping the planes wings towards the ground. I was sure they would hit the ground. Pilot sensed it too and suddenly lifted and we went around to land again. I was very relieved.
At this point of age, turbulence should be something of the past.
oMG thats a BIgash flyer!!
I always wonder if today's extreme weather could affect the airline turbulence, especially with the "cyclone bomb".
Like most of us care. So an entitled one dies and it makes the news. For any common folk no one would know. Hence I don’t care. Furthermore just proves money can’t buy you everything including your life………..
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He was asked to step down, but he refused. They tried to offer him a very generous retirement plan, but his plans were different. So they changed their owns, accordingly. When embarking the luxurious private jet, he wandered who was that muscular guy.
– His name is Rocco, he’s coming with us to Virginia.
A sudden shiver down his spine.
At 36 thousand feet Rocco unbuckled his seat-belt and approached him from behind. It lasted roughly 20 seconds, no more.
Those two pilots, together with Darleen, the flight attendant, became the lucky ones enjoying a very generous retirement plan.
“The danger created by turbulence is awfully underestimated” they both thought, after requesting medical assistance at landing.
The company was once again projected towards a prosperous future.
I wonder when they are going to blame this on Russia or China…
Seat belts please!
I went through my first flight with no severe turbulence. But even then I wasn't taking any chances.
It's no different from riding a car on a rough road.
High altitude and jabs aren't a good mix?
so there are those snobby rich/richer 1percenters doing whatever they want inside that private jet, including not listening to some barely above minimum wage stewardess who signed the NDA forms for higher pay before the VIPs come on board and they prob. already gotten drunk from the limo ride to the airport. What could go wrong?
They had a lot more room and space than a commercial plane. Probably a passenger was thrown out of a seat and hit the ceiling or floor or both. Condolences. But that’s quite odd, two incidents in different locations on a totally different type of planes and hours apart. Normally pilots know turbulence is ahead and ask people to be seated and buckle on. It happens throughout a long international flight in one trip. Why two turbulence related incidents hours apart on totally different locations? Commercial German plane in Texas and private jet on east coast? I would investigate if I were them. Something isn’t adding up. This normally won’t happen. Statistically rare.
Turbulence does not cause heart failure. This is their attempt to never blame the jabs for anything