The aviation world holds many secrets that hide from the passenger flight attendants and passengers Vtbakaha under wraps them dusters secret cigarettes and food prepared three days ago.
In the context of the newspaper "Daily Mail" the British indicated that from these secrets too, that fly in the morning times have been better, so as to avoid air turbulence, which are usually low in the morning hours where the air traffic be less severe as to be a greater chance to avoid thunderstorms.
So said aviation expert Anna Mary, who travels all the time, that the seats that sit upon travelers and dining table are the dirtiest places in the plane. It is strange that the bathroom on the plane, which will be more of them healthy, contrary to what many believe.
The Miri operating a flight attendant years ago, that the food on airplanes served at least 3 days before and usually icy and heated before it offers travelers a few minutes.
He also Although written and verbal warnings on board the aircraft should not be smoking in any part thereof, according to the newspaper, most of the aircraft contains dusters secret of cigarettes, "the crew will not tell you about her whereabouts at all."
Advises travelers one of the flight attendants not to boarding They are suffering from the flu or severe cold, because that could harm the eardrum may lose his hearing, and the paper that the host Mary of hearing problems for a week.
In a related context, adding a second for passengers not to take medication propose to the board, especially those who suffer from chronic health problems due to air or pressure, and says that "this act, which we can not stop it, we will never help you."
While many travelers feared that lightning hit the plane of lightning in the sky, the aircraft are often exposed to such lightning but passengers do not feel it because the aircraft are well designed to address them.
Finally, many travelers judged on pilot skills by being able to smooth landing on the runway, but this is not true is a bit steep Valhbot is correct, especially in times of rainfall on the runway, to avoid sliding plane.
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