Have we forgotten how to behave while in transit? From travellers painting their nails on flights to defecating on the floor at 35,000ft, these are some of the most egregious etiquette fails at altitude
cheaper than paying to put the gas in your car. so really, nothing untoward. yesterday afternoon, in fact i was talking to some more passengers boarding one of the later germanwings flights and said to them you know have you got any fears about getting on this flight now? it s a budget flight. we know there s been an accident this morning. they say, look you know it is the way we get around europe now. it just seems so normal to us. you know it s something we have to deal with. but i don t think people are necessarily concerned about the safety record of low-cost flights, christine. i think you re right. karl penhaul, thank you for that from spain. a lufthansa spokesperson says the airline will no longer use flight 9525. lufthansa is the parent company of germanwings. it killed all 150 on board. so does low cost mean low safety? let s talk about it a little more with cnn money correspondent allison kosik. you heard what karl was saying.
meals. you know how they re pretty terrible, lucky if you get a ham and cheese sandwich on the way in, in a bag, on a budget flight nowadays. now a new airline, air baltic, baltic airline, they re trying a new thing. they have a drop and drag menu you can go on 24 hours in advance. pick gourmet options, teriyaki salmon, with potatoes. glasses of wine. 4 euros. pay for it. but you can order it drop and drag before hand before you get to the airport, and you know you will have a decent meal. not a bad idea. you end up paying a whole lot of money at the airport. these days people buy their meals in the airport and bringing them on the plane. then you are tempted by them. you don t like the smell or whatever. how long would you say it took before your girl friend was comfortable doing all, being herself in front of you. i was going to say that s personal. sort of like what?
people did this in high school and throughout college, but now if you want to work for a burger joint, like mcdonald s in massachusetts, not only do you have to have one to two years experience being a cashier, you have to be a college graduate. college graduate? college graduate. i just turned 16. i had a year of high school under my belt. i m not so sure what the responsibilities are of being a cashier at mcdonald s that you need to have a college degree, but apparently you do. the posting in massachusetts. on jobdiagnosis.com. looking for friendly people to smile, serving lots of guests daily. you can work with your friends or make some new ones. now we can t figure out exactly how much they re going to pay. management position at mcdonald s pays $10. cashier probably not $10. to clarify on that one i was fine flipping burgers and dropping fries. i thought i was pretty good at it. cashier overwhelmed me. i tried cashier one day they were like get out of here. i was compl