A bit blurry due to dirty Spanair windows....but here you go:</p> </p> </p> http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=s6z4kn-ftkM</p> </p> </p> </p>
I presume you didn't film that with your mobile, seeing as..... ....if you turn on your mobile on a plane then the plane crashes.
you forget many modern mobile phones can be turned to "flight mode" on startup, which if nothing else is a great way scare a lot of people in a fairly short space of time, including camp air hostess men. Not that I would ever pull a stunt like that....
RE: you forget My mobile also contains a MP3 player which can be started without the phone being operational, presumably for if I'm on a plane, but I don't think I'll bother as the moment they see me using it they'll just tell me to turn it off and the argument isn't worth it.
"camp air hostess men" Genius. Possibly the campest ever camp air hostess man I encountered was on a Monarch flight years ago, with the wonderfully improbable yet apt name emblazoned across his badge of "Jeremy Shatwell". And after some "in-flight service" with the other air host (who should have been called Julian but sadly wasn't) - he probably did.
on a different subject manly air steward women OK, so the majority of air hostesses are buried in a pile of make-up and manage to remain easy on the eye even through a long haul flight, and all credit to them. but the last time I went to Spain... put me right off mi creamy chicken flavoured slop in a box (puke) certainly lost First Choice a set of passengers next time round
RE: on a different subject I've seen some proper hairy Olgas on Russian internal flights, who grunt and throw your food at you. On the other hand, the ones that they use for the international flights would brighten up even the dullest Aeroflot long-haul with no in-flight entertainment for twelve hours, a dog in the cabin, and lo and behold, a smoking section!
have you noticed a lot of airlines now say no mobiles even in "in flight" mode on their announcement whats that all about?