One of the guys in the alt.games.microsoft.flight-sim newsgroup posted this link recently.http://worteldrie.com/flash/emergency.swf Having read the PMDG forums for some time I wonder how many of you can relate to this?

It probably is. This is the third time at least this link has been posted here!Best,Martijn

HAHAHAHAYEP, pretty much :-lol

I'm actually worse than that. One day I dialed the kitchen number on our house interphone system and the maid answered. I told her that she should probably stop serving drinks for the meanwhile and that I was turning on the fasten seatbelt signs because the flight was getting rather bumpy. She really didn't understand what I was talking about.:(Best Regards,Victor Limahttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/800driver.jpg

You made my day. More than once in real I've requested a clearance from the company, and told ATC to fasten their seat belts.louross.

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I've lost count of how many times I've contacted the wrong ATC frquency in real life... but thankfully I never modulated on a crowded intl' airport frequency telling my passengers the outside temp and thanking them for flying xx airlines. Then again, since I fly a GA single-engines I don;t have that many pax (let alone an interphone system_ Here in Brazil there are some funny stories of pilots making a pax briefing on the twr freq.Best Regards,Victor Limahttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/800driver.jpg

Heard a guy, one time, do his entire "Welcome aboard" speech . . . on 121.90. Several of his 'pals' at the other gates chimed asking for extra pillows, a coffee refill, a shot of Jack. Other than the serious part, it's all great fun.

Trully incredible - I nearly wet myselfMy wife thought it was so true - guess that is me. lol