Jetblue FA Flips out and curses passengers!

[Deli Guy]

First he popped the emergency chute, then he popped the poop chute. Classic!

 

[St. Nic]

The gays are out of control

 

[skypine69]

so do you remember the scene in Office Space where Lumberg is boning that chick with her legs in the air while he is drinking his coffee? That is the image I have....this dude has his boyfriend bent over the table going to town on his hairy a$$ while sucking on an Amstel Light!

 

[exagony]

Just awesome.... If you're gonna go. Go hard...

That's frikin funny!

 

[LearLove]

He was found by police in a sexual embrace with his partner, sources said.

poor police officers

 

[redflyer65]

"At no time was the security or safety of our customers or crewmembers at risk."


This couldn't be farther from the truth, but nice spin though.

The initial customer was in danger from getting slapped down, along with everyone that was looking at an open door to the tarmac...along with those ground workers down below.

I must admit, a good way to go out. BRAVO!

 

[BILL LUMBERG]

so do you remember the scene in office space where lumberg is boning that chick with her legs in the air while he is drinking his coffee? That is the image i have....this dude has his boyfriend bent over the table going to town on his hairy a$$ while sucking on an amstel light!

oh....you mean this part??

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[Smoking Man]

This D bag could have killed someone with the slide. Yet some people are applauding his actions.

I weep for the future.

 

[donvag]

The fact that he is gay has nothing to do with the situation. How important is that to the substance in the article? The passenger did not listen to instruction. He/she should be charged as well for not following crew members instruction.

 

[Dornier 335]

The fact that he is gay has nothing to do with the situation. How important is that to the substance in the article? The passenger did not listen to instruction. He/she should be charged as well for not following crew members instruction.

How much are gonna bet, that she'll ask for $$$? I wish she gets charged but I very much doubt it (not in today's aviation world)!

 

[cunchos]

So I guess we are not getting the next J D Power award. I don't feel bad..... this publicity is more then any award has given us.

 

[Kharma Police]

Next time a flight crew complains about going through security I'm sure the smurfs at the TSA will bring this one up.

 

[Scope out RJ's]

The gays are out of control

No kidding, you need to clean your act up!:laugh:

 

[aewanabe]

"At no time was the security or safety of our customers or crewmembers at risk."


This couldn't be farther from the truth, but nice spin though.

The initial customer was in danger from getting slapped down, along with everyone that was looking at an open door to the tarmac...along with those ground workers down below.

I must admit, a good way to go out. BRAVO!

The FO on the flight attempted to tackle him before he popped the slide, to prevent any rampers from getting hurt by this idiot. Said FO then blocked access to the galley, and made sure the remaining customers deplaned safely while the CA started making calls. So, no passengers got to look at an open door to the tarmac.

 

[Whine Lover]

Let's not forget the REAL HERO....I give the guy 5 points for stealing the beer and 4 for the cops finding him having a love -fest, but minus 6 for originality:


Eastern Pilot `Fed Up,` Stalks Off Plane

July 24, 1986|United Press International
ATLANTA

A ``fed up`` Eastern Airlines senior pilot walked off a scheduled flight telling the passengers aboard that he was ``sick and tired`` of delays and waiting and that he was ``hanging it up,`` a report said today.
Eastern Flight 141 was waiting to take off from Hartsfield-Atlanta International Airport for Tampa late Tuesday, with a stop in Pensacola, when the incident occurred, the Tampa Tribune reported today.
Numerous problems, including a galley door that refused to close properly, a fuel shortage, and the late arrival of the pilot, hampered the DC-9`s departure, originally scheduled for 5:35 p.m.
Fred Fox, a photographer for the Tribune who was aboard the flight, said the pilot chatted normally while taxiing to the runway. He welcomed passengers aboard, identified himself, and apologized for the delays.
But as the pilot got behind a long line of jets waiting for take-off, his tone changed. ``He said, `It looks like we`re going to be about 15 to 20 minutes just sitting out here, so just bear with us,``` Fox said. ``Then there was a pause, then the first thing he said was, `You know, there`s a saying that when you die you have to change in Atlanta.`
Then there was another pause and he said: `Well, I`m fed up. I`m sick and tired of the delays, tired of the waiting, so you can have it. I`m hanging it up. This flight is my last flight.```
Eastern spokesman Glenn Parsons in Miami refused to identify the pilot -- who was grounded pending review of the incident -- or any details about his service with the airline, citing his rights to privacy. Fox said the pilot identified himself as ``Ray`` but his last name was unintelligible.
``This was an extremely, extremely unique situation. We`re talking about 4,000 plus pilots, a pretty large community,`` Parsons said. ``Presently, he is off flight status. That means he is not able to fly an Eastern Airlines airplane .... This is a significant departure from standard practices.`` The pilot, for whatever reason, came to a point in his life where he decided that he needed to make a change, Parsons said.
Departure was delayed almost two hours while Eastern assigned another pilot to the flight, Parsons said.
As the jet taxied back to the gate, Fox said, a passenger quipped, ``It looks like Ray has made his last flight already.``