the ticket says if you re seated next to two grossly obese people and they spill over, you have to deal. kidding. what do you make of that? that s the one thing that graras a couple questions for me. why making a big deal of this now? right, i understand that. the statute of limitations has not run. because this was an international flight, it s governed by the warsaw conventi convention. what that means, the airline s negligence and their intent is irrelevant here. what matters is whether the event in question is considered and accident. the supreme court has held in part what constitutes this precedence of what makes an accident. they ruled that for example, a passenger on an airline flying close to the smoking section requested to be removed and was denied and eventually suffered and asthma attack. that was an accident and the airline is on the hook. that plaintiff died. here it doesn t matter if the
trained pilot is never going to do that especially with clear conditions, very little turbulence that has been reported, right? well, they had to gain access to a hardened cockpit before they can force the pilot to lower the altitude. wait a minute, one that was compromised according to a report in one of the australian papers, because the pilot on that flight let these young girls on there, right? well, it had to be an inside job. there was a lot of movement on the flight because that was the only smoking section, so for staff and the pilots, sometimes they go there to smoke for long haul flights. but look, if the flying did divert. if it did leave the south china sea and cross the straits of malacca, which by the way are one of the busiest if not the most busy shipping chathe world. it is the oil lifeline for korea and japan. somebody would have seen the plane, and to go looking in the
trained pilot is never going to do that especially with clear conditions, very little turbulence that has been reported, right? well, they had to gain access to a hardened cockpit before they can force the pilot to lower the altitude. wait a minute, one that was compromised according to a report in one of the australian papers, because the pilot on that flight let these young girls on there, right? well, it had to be an inside job. there was a lot of movement on the flight because that was the only smoking section, so for staff and the pilots, sometimes they go there to smoke for long haul flights. but look, if the flying did divert. if it did leave the south china sea and cross the straits of malacca, which by the way are one of the busiest if not the most busy shipping channels in the world. it is the oil lifeline for korea and japan. somebody would have seen the plane, and to go looking in the
of cigarettes or small cigars is $10.50. it was already astronomical. wow. there you have it. no longer relegated to the smoking section. now there s a whole lot more. let s talk about a woman in san diego who was slapped for getting behind the wheel with a hands free device. she was cited for wearing google glasses while wearing. having a monitor visible is a violation. she acknowledges wearing the device but she insists she was not using it. that s got to be a precedent. google glasses. it s a monitor. now to this, a remote island community got some unexpected visitors. the plane landed in cold bay, alaska, which happens to be home to less than 100 people. it had taken off from tokyo. it was headed to san francisco. now the airline says that the emergency landing was made because the crew received an
teenagers are a big problem, i discovered, the level of the talking and laughing. really, really loud. nothing wrong with that. oonc you ll have unhappy people who paid the extra $14 or $15 and you hear the noise. imagine if you ve gotten the row right before it starts. or like the planes with the smoking section. i say it doesn t fly, pun intended. thank you very much. this is an offer this carrier has but i think it s a marketing gimmick. he s a democrat turned republican. now he wants to turn the republican party around. find out why and find out how. and the man, the myth, the legend, the kid who wowed a georgia crowd is ready to wow this crowd here.