I can tell you from experience that you will definitely die on your first airplane flight. They’re all unsafe, ill maintained, and all of the pilots are unskilled hacks. You will hurdle towards the Earth at about 1,000 mph before smashing into a mountain. But if you’re lucky, you’ll die instantly upon contact. Otherwise, you’ll just lay there bleeding out till the bittersweet taste of death creeps upon you.Which movie should we watch before our first airplane trip?
Airplane- a disaster/ comedy, which is what I feel like it'll be.
Final destination- to really push me into a full blown panic attack.
Alive- because it'll be cold, possibly snowing, flying over mountains, and if we do crash and I survive, there'll be no Cap'n Crunch and I'll be hungry.
This is basically what I've pictured!I can tell you from experience that you will definitely die on your first airplane flight. They’re all unsafe, I’ll maintained, and all of the pilots are unskilled hacks. You will hurdle towards the Earth at about 1,000 mph before smashing into a mountain. But if you’re lucky, you’ll die instantly upon contact. Otherwise, you’ll just lay there bleeding out till the bittersweet taste of death creeps upon you.
Just make peace with your maker before you get on the jet.
RIP Joe.
Confirmed.I can tell you from experience that you will definitely die on your first airplane flight. They’re all unsafe, I’ll maintained, and all of the pilots are unskilled hacks. You will hurdle towards the Earth at about 1,000 mph before smashing into a mountain. But if you’re lucky, you’ll die instantly upon contact. Otherwise, you’ll just lay there bleeding out till the bittersweet taste of death creeps upon you.
Just make peace with your maker before you get on the jet.
RIP Joe.
So you fly for Aeroflot?I can tell you from experience that you will definitely die on your first airplane flight. They’re all unsafe, ill maintained, and all of the pilots are unskilled hacks. You will hurdle towards the Earth at about 1,000 mph before smashing into a mountain. But if you’re lucky, you’ll die instantly upon contact. Otherwise, you’ll just lay there bleeding out till the bittersweet taste of death creeps upon you.
Just make peace with your maker before you get on the jet.
RIP Joe.
We’re talking about cattle class on commercial airlines. No food, pay for drinks, no pillow, no blankie, people trying to stuff their seats-twelve dining room furniture in the overhead compartment above you, drunks picking fights with cabin staff (ok, that can be fun), 35 minutes to taxi from the gate in Charlotte, resulting from this cranky cabin staff (I kinda don’t blame them), seats crammed together with overflowing fellow passengers...Flying is fun. I haven't flown in so long I would jump on a plane and go somewhere and come back just to fly.