Mary asked:
Because of the man who hid dynamite in his underpants, they have new scanners at the airports that see through people’s clothes. I saw about this on the news. Will the people operating the machines realize that I have on a diaper? I’m embarrassed about this condition and would prefer if they didn’t know.
andreasszg asked:
vistajet Pilots have to pass Simulator Training twice a year. This includes special airport training for Innsbruck, Chambery and London City. Take an observer seat on three sim sessions performed on a Bombardier Challenger 604 full flight simulator at the Bombardier Training Center in Dallas, Texas. Have fun and enjoy your flight.
rageunderground asked:
The underwear bombers Christmas Day attack has prompted calls for the increased use of full-body scanners at airports. So to protest, members of the Pirate Party in Germany organized a fleshmob of people who stripped down to their skivvies last Sunday and converged on the Berlin-Tegal airport. The protesters marked their bodies with a number of messages such as, Something to hide? and Be a good citizen — drop your pants. One woman has the word diaper scrawled on her lower back with an arrow pointing to her underwear and the word prosthetic printed on her leg. The word piercing and an arrow point to one of her breasts. The full-body scanners use high-frequency radio waves to produce an image of a passengers naked body beneath clothes. Anything a passenger is carrying against the body — weapons, drugs or explosives — would be exposed. The scanners would also reveal the presence of prosthetic devices and breast implants. As such, there have been privacy and legal concerns raised about the invasive equipment, particularly because its unclear if the scanners would be able to detect explosives hidden in body cavities and would therefore likely provide only minimal security.
airboyd asked:
Audio Courtesy liveatc.net What was probably harmless fun is now being highlighted by the news media. Here’s the original recording. bit.ly and now the FAA repercussions FAA Statement WASHINGTON, DC — The Federal Aviation Administration announced today that two employees at John F. Kennedy Airport Tower are on administrative leave following an incident last month when a child was permitted to talk with pilots on an air traffic control frequency. This lapse in judgment not only violated faas own policies, but common sense standards for professional conduct. These kinds of distractions are totally unacceptable, said FAA Administrator Randy Babbitt. We have an incredible team of professionals who safely control our nations skies every single day. This kind of behavior does not reflect the true caliber of our workforce. The two JFK Tower employees, a supervisor and an air traffic controller, are on administrative leave pending the outcome of an official FAA investigation into the incident which is already underway. In addition, all unofficial visits to FAA air traffic control operational areas, such as towers and radar rooms, will be suspended during the investigation. The FAA Administrator has directed a team to conduct a full-scale review of air traffic control policies and procedures related to facility visitors.
BillCody1960 asked:
Jim Kelly’s first game as a Buffalo Bill. 20 for 33, 292 yds. 3 td’s 0 Ints. in a 28-24 loss against the New York Jets.
Daniel asked:
I am wondering How to tell the difference between samsung jet s8000 or s8003, but i mean is it written on the box, or something like that because i would like to buy one off ebay and know which version i am purchasing. Thanks
sfopete1113 asked:
This is an animation of a duel spool, high bypass turbofan commercial jet engine.
SSBMEXPERT asked:
This is the 12th Poop I’ve uploaded. Some parts of this turned out to be a bigger pain to produce than I was originally expecting. Also, I accidently put the King sequences in the wrong order… Darn…