So I just took a trip to visit my daughter and I flew. So it got me to thinking about the water on planes. Now I am not talking about the water you get to drink when they come around on their carts.
If you fly a lot I am sure you have seen your share of in-flight safety videos. However, Delta has the perfect video for your entertainment. Let's take a step back into the 80's while still in 2014.
Ministry Wings Aviation is a wonderful organization that helps get people on airplanes when they have a serious issue. Those issues range from medical emergencies, humanitarian causes, and even ministries. They team up with corporate aircraft to get people to their destination.
Airplane design has remained pretty standardized over the last century or so – sure, some people goof around with funky wings and weird engines, but for the most part the single-wing design has been large and in charge. Things are about to change.
Last month, two-year-old Natalie was getting ready to take off on a JetBlue flight with her parents and her sister from Turks and Caicos to Boston. As two-year-olds are wont to do, little Natalie started to throw a fit. After about five minutes of some pretty intense screaming, Dr. Colette Vieau and her husband, Dr. Mordecai Stolk, were able to get their toddler under control and strapped into her
I understand that as an American choosing to fly you have to follow certain rules. You have to have to send your bags through x-ray, you have to take off your shoes, you cannot travel with tweezers or clippers in your carry-on and forget a full bottle of shampoo or toothpaste. You pretty much give up certain rights for safety. I understand, I get it, I would even go through the x-ray machine th