One thing's for certain: be VERY glad someone found all those "broken" planes at all!
I don't know why you managed to find so many, but were it me, I'd be glad they found this stuff while still on the ground!
Another thought: I suspect the phrase "broken plane" or whatever they used, was for the public's benefit.
With Homeland Security working, I think a lot of this sort of thing is an abnormally heightened awareness of possible sabotage, and "just one more look at some suspicious packages in the baggage compartment."
J u s t i n c a s e!
keith whaley
Shaun Canning wrote:
Sounds like you really had fun Joe... :-)
BTW, next time I ask I ask Joe about a travel tale, someone slap me around a bit please...<LOL>
Cheers
Shaun
Joseph Tainter wrote:
Shaun inquired:
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Sounds like there'a a yarn here Joe! What happened?
Cheers
Shaun
> I am in Washington, DC, after my worst travel day in 14 years. I need to gripe to someone.
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Okay, blame Shaun for the following:
Monday morning I check in at American Airlines in Albuquerque to fly to Washington, DC, connecting through Chicago-O'Hare. All the employees are grumpy. I suspect they have just gotten some bad news.
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