That took too long for me...

[TheDanger 182]

Wouldn't wanna be on this flight.

I would have thought that the aircraft would have been cleaned up before the passengers got inside. Imagine boarding with that sight! Still, budgets must be tight.... :lol:

[Oracle427 45]

That was likely taken in flight right after the turbulence encounter.

[Airbus Commander 563]

I would have thought that the aircraft would have been cleaned up before the passengers got inside. Imagine boarding with that sight! Still, budgets must be tight.... :lol:

:LMAO: :LMAO: :LMAO:

[Mean Aerodynamic Chord 269]

'Dat wind!

[Anthony1968 19]

I kinda like a bit of turbulence but then again I've never experienced a severe dose of it. I also like thunderstorms ( with me on the ground BTW), in fact one of my long time ambitions is to go on one of those storm chasing holidays. The adrenaline rush must be amazing.

[Airbus Commander 563]

I kinda like a bit of turbulence but then again I've never experienced a severe dose of it.

 

When I first started flying, I used love the idea of being tossed around, like a roller coaster I thought, that novelty soon wore off, and now when we have turbulence the first thing that comes to mind is no tea or biscuits for the next 20 minutes instead of "YEY, BOUNCY BOUNCY BOUNCY!!!"...

 

Regards,

Ró.

[HawkDsl 50]

first thing that comes to mind is no tea or biscuits for the next 20 minutes

 

LOL, or reading, or watching a movie... blatter control.....

[Scatterbrain Kid 1]

I've never flown in an airliner, but I've heard of people being flung about and getting hurt bad in the cabin in turbulence, so if I ever fly, should I keep my seatbelt on for the whole flight?

[Cessnaflyer 56]

I've never flown in an airliner, but I've heard of people being flung about and getting hurt bad in the cabin in turbulence, so if I ever fly, should I keep my seatbelt on for the whole flight?

 

Yes.

 

I've known flight attendants that have broken there backs during turbulence.

[japascoe 98]

I've never flown in an airliner, but I've heard of people being flung about and getting hurt bad in the cabin in turbulence, so if I ever fly, should I keep my seatbelt on for the whole flight?

 

Pretty much, yes. If the fasten seatbelt sign is off it's usually safe to go to the toilet (or just walk up and down the aisle for a bit to stretch your legs if it's a long flight). Whenever you're sitting in your seat it's safer to keep your belt on though.