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14 Things You Should Never Do on an Airplane

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Traveling is stressful as it is, so let’s not add the burden of getting sick from the flight to your itinerary. Experts reveal where the germs are hiding and how to stay healthy and comfortable while airborne. (www.msn.com) Daha Fazlası...

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dee9bee
dee9bee 4
That sounds as though the article was written for hypercondriacs, though I don't disagree with most of what was said. One point I disagree with is avoiding the ice in your drink. They assume there is some ice machine in the back of the plane. The ice comes from the caterer, of course. Also, I drank airplane coffee for thirty years and am just fine (I think) :-)

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dee9bee
dee9bee 4
I'll take the bait, but just this once. I don't see the relevance of your post. Flightaware is for both pilots and passengers, alike, probably more for the pax, really. I happen to have been flying for forty years but appreciate others comments unless they are saying something totally dumb. Sites like pprune are more pilot oriented. I'm sure Flying magazine has something as well.

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bentwing60
bentwing60 6
Mr. Hartmann, since Preacher1, the former unofficial moderator of this site is no longer able to squawk or post on this particular site, I'm acting as his intermediary. For those who might be interested, you have contributed exactly Zero squawks on this site in your inglorious 7 years of participation. Your insatiable desire to denigrate the other participants on this site with your comments however lead to an ever greater number of squawks doing the "dead mans spiral" into the "esquire bash". What's the point? Were it up to me, you would be banished to the legal forum where you might, or might not excel. Alas, it is not to be. Perhaps your response will be the catalyst for sanity.

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bashdan
bashdan 3
"Counselor", once again, you took it upon YOURSELF to click unto my post. At no time you were forced to do so. With that being said, do you know what is an "Internet Troll"? If not, then here's one of the definitions- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_troll

I find it eerie similar to your behavior. Now, since you have been educated a little today, please use it to your advantage. Cheers!
dee9bee
dee9bee 1
On my local newspaper site, I learned the term "Don't feed the troll". As of today, on this site, I'm taking that advice.
bashdan
bashdan 2
Some sound advice! I only wished I saw this before nibbling on the proverbial "bait".

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bashdan
bashdan 1
Flightaware's definiation of a "Squawk" (it took me all but 1 min and 23 secs to find this info and as far as being "hostile", i saw it more as educating):

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