Originally Posted by DvlshAngel985 (Post 3151559)

By the way, who's Sully?

Originally Posted by ArmaniMan (Post 3151568)

the pilot who landed on the hudson river (between New York and New Jersey) like it was a wide open tarmac :D

Originally Posted by livingdustmops (Post 3151543)

I really think the airline means when the plane is going down and the oxygen masks drop out of the ceiling...at that stage I don't think anyone can help anyone but God and the pilot...:eek:

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Pet must travel on the same flight as the owner.
No oxygen will be administered to a pet in the event of an emergency.

Originally Posted by LDandPasquale (Post 3151840)

I know..after i wrote this thread..i realized they meant if they were going down..well DUH..to me that isnt an emergency..that just means you're crap outta luck!! I was thinking "medical emergency". The last time we were on a plane..we had a rough ride. We were landing thru a thunder and lightening storm. The plane dropped a few times and was going sideways. There were lots of people losing their lunches too :eek: I keep telling him the only reason they make us wear seatbelts on an airplane is so they can identify us when we're dead LoL....i REALLY dont do well with turbulance as you may be able to tell!

Originally Posted by livingdustmops (Post 3151896)

Turbulance is just the plane dancing with the angeles...:D