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Romanian stowaway survives Vienna to London flight in jet's wheel well

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DieselDragRacer

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A 20-year-old Romanian who stowed away in the wheel well of a jet in Vienna survived a 90-minute flight to London because the plane had to fly low due to bad weather, the Associated Press reports.


The unidentified man, who said he was looking for work, told British authorities that he crawled under a fence near a construction site at Vienna's airport and jumped in the first plane he could.


That turned out to be the jet of a high-ranking sheik from the Untied Arab Emirates.


Austria's daily Kurier newspaper reported, without citing a source, that the man may have survived because the aircraft flew "well below 10,000 meters" due to a bad weather front.


An Austrian police official says the man fell out of the gear's compartment after the plane landed at Heathrow.




http://content.usatoday.com/communi...-vienna-to-london-flight-in-jets-wheel-well/1
 
He probably used his magical Gypsy powers and had in fact stolen the plane or was in the process of stealing the wheel. Born thieves
 
He probably had more legroom and comfort in the wheel well than in coach
 
That turned out to be the jet of a high-ranking sheik from the Untied Arab Emirates
.

Have you ever be inside on of their jets? There is no such thing as "coach."
 

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