Not rarely, upon an eminent landing I'm struggled with the feeling "God, I love my job"
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Hidding an airplane..
Hiding an airplane after its crash ain't easy. If you're wondering why the heck would you even try it, and who would even come to such an idea, keep on reading.
This week, upon landing in Rome, an Alitalia ATR72 veered off the runway and crash landed into the grass, with its landing gear collapsed. On board were 46 passengers and 4 crew members. Sixteen people were injured. Not something to be proud of, but hey - it happens.
However, in a mysterious development, the turboprop plane was repainted before daylight the night of the crash, with any sign of the Alitalia logo or its green-white-red livery removed! The aircraft, whose logo could still be clearly seen immediately after the accident, had a fresh white coat of paint the next morning, as it sad abandoned in a ditch next to the runway.
You know that you're a flight attendant when...
... you can tell from 70 yards away if a piece of luggage will fit in the overhead bin!
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