Flying into Venice.
Apr 20th, 2010, 10:29 AM
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> Why should it matter as long as you land safely?
Actually, it's important for those infrequent cases when the plane crashes and burns on arrival.
The people on the right side will at least have had a moment of pleasant viewing before their fiery finale, while those on the left will have perished in boredom.
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Actually, it's important for those infrequent cases when the plane crashes and burns on arrival.
The people on the right side will at least have had a moment of pleasant viewing before their fiery finale, while those on the left will have perished in boredom.
rizzuto
May 7th, 2010, 11:46 PM
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A really cool way to fly into Venice is to fly a bit slower and lower.
A couple of years ago we flew "Fly Babboo" Airlines from Geneva. What a beautiful trip over the Alps as the Turboprop flies lower. They serve food on board you wouldn't expect,and, if you're lucky, their mascot, Tofu, a black lab will fly along.
It was a once in a life time. When's the last time you flew Babboo?
A couple of years ago we flew "Fly Babboo" Airlines from Geneva. What a beautiful trip over the Alps as the Turboprop flies lower. They serve food on board you wouldn't expect,and, if you're lucky, their mascot, Tofu, a black lab will fly along.
It was a once in a life time. When's the last time you flew Babboo?
