It really makes one think about a company that would allow pilots in a new airplane without training them or somehow insuring they had RTFM. I thought there were simulators involved in getting flight crews trained???DrifterXRPS13 wrote:... the fact this they didn't have a manual and were not familiar with this plane as it was brand new at the time.
AZhitman wrote:Maybe they were going for "Arab Drifting II - The Sequel".
They really needed Samuel Jackson on board.
lol. "i have had it with these mother ****in snakes, on this mother ****in plane!!!!"except replace "snakes" with "dumbass arabs."AZhitman wrote:Maybe they were going for "Arab Drifting II - The Sequel".
They really needed Samuel Jackson on board.
PantherRacer wrote:It might just be me. but I SWEAR the writing on the side of the plane said JIHAD for a second or 2...
Same here ...DrifterXRPS13 wrote:I'm muslim and this does not offend me in anyway shape or form because this story has nothing to do with what religion these men are
no, but i can guess that it is leaps and bounds ahead of everything we have access to here in America.szhosain wrote:
Ever fly Emirates or Etihad? Even in Coach, you will be way impressed by the excellent service compared to almost any western airline. Good (wider) seats, better leg room, excellent food, etc.
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Good point! Although I have not flown JAL, I like Singapore Airlines for similar reasons ...themadscientist wrote:I'll take hot lil J-spec JAL stewardesses thank you very much.
Yeah, Emirates Air is absolutely top-class, even in Coach.szhosain wrote:On Emirates and Etihad, all the stewardesses are European ... and these airlines apparently don't have any qualms about hiring based on looks!
QFTAZhitman wrote:What's silly is silencing media reports that are unflattering to Muslims, and being completely serious about it.