Ever been on a plane and have a passenger fix it?

[Demon-Xanth]

Some people have...

Not a picture of the actual fix.

 

[GodlessAstronomer]

A spokeswoman for Thomas Cook said the company followed strict procedures to ensure the man was qualified to work on the aircraft, a Boeing 757-200, during the incident on Saturday.
The passenger worked for another airline, Thomsonfly, which has a reciprocal maintenance agreement with Thomas Cook.

Don't see a problem here. Seems to me like this was an excellent case of getting shit done. Well done to the airline for not bogging the whole process down with red tape :thumbsup:

 

[joesmoke]

if by "fix it" you mean "masturbate", then yes

 

[marketsons1985]

Originally posted by: joesmoke
if by "fix it" you mean "masturbate", then yes

WTF? Nef much?

Anyway OP, that's a great article. I like the last bit:

"It was reassuring to know the person who had fixed it was still on the aeroplane. What are the odds of something like that happening?

:thumbsup:

 

[joesmoke]

Originally posted by: marketsons1985

Originally posted by: joesmoke
if by "fix it" you mean "masturbate", then yes

WTF? Nef much?

is that a serious question?

 

[iGas]

Originally posted by: marketsons1985

Originally posted by: joesmoke
if by "fix it" you mean "masturbate", then yes

WTF? Nef much?

Anyway OP, that's a great article. I like the last bit:

"It was reassuring to know the person who had fixed it was still on the aeroplane. What are the odds of something like that happening?

:thumbsup:

beat me to it

 

[TallBill]

hah, that's neat. I wonder if the other passengers bought him some drinks.