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  • "We will pass some buckets and pans around so you can place them under the leaks. Sorry for the inconvenience, we will work on the roof of the plane next time. Thank you for flying CrackAir"

  • must been a israeli flight on el al

  • @simantov666 wats ur problem?

  • @aaronrodgers77 sorry, but there are other interresting airlines or countrys to deal on this planet. israel is simply boring the world.

  • Turn that off if you dont want to get wet. I think she was talking about a vibrator

  • i remember on out last flight the captain couldn't stay in the cockpit he just walked around the plane and talked to people and then told us facts about the plane and shit... I think he was too social XD. When we were landing the captain was still walking around lol...

  • Sounds like an O'Reilly natural.

  • fly the best, it's southwest

  • No!! actually Southwest is the best airline out their now. I have been on many diffrent flights with diffrent airlines and so far Southwest is the best. It will be the only airline I will fly with for none international flight except for places Southwest does not go to then I would take a diffrent airline.

  • @wiltgen86 air tran is pretty good too. For international. I either fly Japan Air (to Japan/ Taiwan) or Delta (which i liked better when they were north west but eh)

  • Yeah, you are right. Thanks,

  • Tell them that it is your dream, and they have no right to take it away from you. Go fly anyways, don't let them control you like that. Just go take lessons. They can't stop you!

  • I think that the fact that you're the captain ass of the house already coupled with your clearly robust command of a couple of languages' grammarifications points you towards the presidency of the United States rather than piloting. We just traded in our last yahoo... there'll be an opening shortly.

  • What the hell are you talking about?

  • Mans dream of being able to fly is ancient. Good views and the feel of power is great. Im learning to be a pilot and as soon as my first lesson began and we took off, i fell inlove with flying (I've previously been a passanger but it did not compare to the control of a plane). I came off the plane and said to my sister, I LOVED IT. my sister is a nervous even thouugh she is a cabin crew. But now she wants to learn to fly to. (she is only nervous cause she knows what the plane is doing)

  • hhvvim, Floridia isn't a country It's a state.

  • Prometheus203

    This is true Especially when flying out of africa or america the cabin is automatically sprayed with a special type of spray to kill insects

  • it happens all the time

  • But I am still concerned by the interface of condensation and electrical wiring/connections, etc., where it matters most - on the flight deck.

    I have never seen condensation in the main cabin on any plane though, only in the windows.

    Just lucky, I guess.

    Ivan.

  • When I was young the first time I flew was on a Delta Express 737-100 from Tampa, FL to Boston, MA and the A/C was generating visible vapor and water droplets blowing from the vents because of the humidity in the cabin from the Florida weather.

  • Really? That is Sooo cool. Wish I could have seen that myself. Cause I think you may be fibbing a bit in order to gain attention....

  • Have you ever been in south Florida? The temperature in the summer is in the 90's - 100's and we often get sunny mornings and afternoon showers, so the asphalt is extremely hot and then it rains and the amount of vapor in the air becomes extremely high, then you have a plane that has been sitting and has those conditions inside blowing cold air from the vents and it causes tons of condensation... You can't have a cold drink here in the summer without it dripping from water from condensation.

  • You think they release bug spray inside a closed jet liner and Florida is a southern country? Now you've completely lost me...

  • on us airways fleet of a321s, they have vapor that pours out over the overhead bins.

  • I've been thoroughly soaked in the "Jump-seat" in the flight deck, (invited by the Captain when it was OK last century), and on more than one occasion, in 747s. Very disconcerting the first time, but it didn't dissuade me. Heck, miss out on the best view, especially landing, no way. If I could, I would have taken an umbrella!

    Ivan.

  • this never happens at delta

  • this must be a Southwest flight. haha

  • Fuck u bitch!

  • go fuck a couch :)

  • The FA is probably trying to aplogise for meltwater from the air con. Apparently if one pack is left running on its own for two long it can freeze up the system.

    Used to get ice popping through the roof vents in warm places on the A320s when I was crew on them

  • lol hot in an airplane?? whenever I fly, im freezing to death!

  • I'm usually pleasantly warm. Maybe it varies from airline to airline.

  • The guy next to me on a flight from Sydney to Lax got owned by great dump of water just as the United 747 left the ground, to say he was P-O,D is an understatement though the sob got upgraded straight away to 1st class!!

  • i had this on AIR INDIA, flying from Frankfurt GER to LAX. it was alot of water, so they gave me another seat.

  • Bad service and food on that flight they are just trying to stay in bunniuse

  • its chem trail residu,it wont hurt or anything,it just makes you stupid...,Stupid people actually think that

  • lol.

  • why is the no smoking sign off...

  • seatbelt signs are usually off when an aircraft is refuelling with passengers onboard. So in the unlikely event of an emergency evacuation, they can get out of their seats quicker.

  • the seatbelt sign is on.. the question was why is the no smoking sign not on? is this a smoker friendly flight?

  • Its surprising how informal she speaks.

  • It's because she has a southern accent.

  • wait im lost what happend can someone please explain....... thanks

  • water was leaking from the airvents above the people's heads, apparently

  • oh lol im soo stupid lol thanks

  • She seem to know her job. It is just the passengers are facing a situation they never seen before and judge her as an idiot. On the other hand, I have a hard time to heard what she said.

  • omg she is a fucking dipshit

  • air duck? LOL i thought she said that!

  • "please put your seats in the quacked up possision for quackoff""thank you 4 chossing air duck"- thats what she said when the vid went off

  • please fasten your quackbelts for quack down

  • LMAO!

  • Are they referring to visible condensation coming out from the air vents? I see that in airplanes very often when they are in the ground. And also I have seen that in cars.

  • redneck

  • I always have to have a gay guy lol :D There awesome tehe

  • Holy shit

  • is there anybody who can write it down?

    what is she saying?

  • Holy crap~

    what the hell is she talking about~?

  • tipical american lol just kidding with ya

  • riding on the plane is fun fun fun =D

  • 'Specially as these morons have been trained in advanced first aid, firefighting, dealing with aggressive passengers, evacuation proceedures, safety equipment locations, and...  oh yes, how to give bags of peanuts to customers!

  • flying gay dude?!? Don't tell my wife, she'd kill me if she knew!!! rofl@u!

    ok, say you're on a flight, and you had a heart attack! who'd give first aid and save your worthless ass?

    say you're on a flight, and a fire starts! Who puts it out, before the whole plane is destroyed, and ends up saving your worthless ass, along with everyone else on the plane?!?

    Enough said!

  • 1 Galley fire, 2 heart attacks, and 2 other collapses in 3 years!

    Of course we have the safety demo down like clockwork, we do it so often, we can probably do it in our sleep (there are some that probably do! lol)! But the reason we do the safety demo is for exactly that: Your safety!

  • thats true, they arent just waitresses in the air, the training academy they are required to go through is very intensive on emergency medical, and safety procedures, along with numerous situations inculding hostage taking and hijacking, they really are quite qualified people.

  • steamy air conditioner calls for comedy!

  • thats not a leak...its just condensation from the AC

  • You guys are the retards... Its more than obvious he was joking

  • Fuel circulating around the fuselage?? The engines are on the wings dummy

  • uh huh then the zombies put this on youtbe, right?

  • Yeah, the camera was the only survivor.

  • wrong, the sd card that was in the camera was the only survivor...

  • yeah, i put my flash drive in the washing machine a couple times. it has very important documents in there. lol

  • mmm yeah and they just magically recovered the video

  • magically?? its not magic to put an sd card in an sd slot...

  • It's not a water leak, it's condensation from the air conditioning system. The A/C packs are taking humid air from the outside and cooling it rapidly, which forces the water out of it. Unfortunately, when you are on the ground, the water comes out on you.

  • Ha ha. I know. I'm Aus Dom. Cabin Crew, and Pax get on and they're like, Oh my god! There's smoke in the cabin! 'No love, it's condensation, we're on the plane to, you thing we didn't notice the clouds and clouds of mist pouring into the cabin?'

  • Yes hostie88 the same thing happens on our flights sometimes when we r in darwin & cairns... Like as if we'd be happy to be on an aircraft with smoke hehehee.. Its not a problem hey, the pilots would not fly the thing if it was, they wouldn't risk their own lives, their crews & especially passengers lives!!

  • you'd think they'd address this issue in the design of the a/c system. even though its only water, its still capable of making puddles in the vent shafts which can lead to corrosion = leaks = more corrosion... any water leaks on electrical or other components is a risk. it might be a small one, but the word shoudln't even come up in aircraft design and murphy's law says it all...

  • The new 787's aren't supposed to use any bleed air. So the whole A/C system will require a redesign. I'll bet they'll improve the water separators when they do that.

    Anyways, it's so rare that this phenomenon occurs. You have to be at very close to 100% humidity on a pretty warm day.

  • actually they are using more efficient bleed air

  • Happened to me on every flight on my return from STT to ATL on Delta.

  • What caused the water leak and from where?

  • I remeber that happening to me on a flight from Hgkng to Chicago on a UA Boeing 747. It was hot on the runway,

  • seen it only once, in a B707 during the descent

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