Last but not least: Sharp shooting
Airplane food: Dry, overcooked, tasting like plastic or cardboard—a real treat for the taste buds. If you want to experience the ultimate airplane dinner, pop your own curry into the airplane microwave, just as a British flight attendant demonstrated. Things haven’t been this exciting on board since 9/11.
Airplane frass: dried out, overcooked, looking like plastic or cardboard - a real treat for the palate. If you want to experience the ultimate airplane dinner, put the curry you brought with you into the airplane microwave, as a British stewardess demonstrated. It hasn't been this exciting on board since 9/11. Raise your hand if you like airplane food. At least in economy class, we can't talk about culinary highlights. A stewardess who recently wanted to treat herself to a treat let it rip at an altitude of 10,000 meters. When her smuggled-in curry dish exploded and the plane half burned down, the good woman surely caused temporary heart failure for some passengers.
Although the airline stressed that the jumbo jet was able to continue the flight from London to Miami without any problems and that no passenger was injured, it must be remembered that the bright yellow spicy meal exploded with such force that it caused damage worth 30,000 euros. In addition, the plane was completely out of action for a long time afterwards. Flying may be less dangerous than driving, but accidents are much more colorful.
Although the airline stressed that the jumbo jet was able to continue the flight from London to Miami without any problems and that no passenger was injured, it must be remembered that the bright yellow spicy meal exploded with such force that it caused damage worth 30,000 euros. In addition, the plane was completely out of action for a long time afterwards. Flying may be less dangerous than driving, but accidents are much more colorful.
