But security must be taken seriously. Things like what happend on a Pacific Blue flight to Sydney from Fiji the other day.
Emergency services and police examined the aircraft following reports of a suspicious device on board. Nothing was found and the all-clear was given two hours after the scare began.
Virgin Blue spokeswoman Amanda Bolger said flight DJ154 was 15 minutes out from Sydney when the company received a phone call to one of its call centres. The Australian Federal Police will investigate whether the call had been routed through the Philippines.
Or what happend to a flight from Britian the other day on their way to Eygpt.
All passengers disembarked and were safe, state police at the airport said.
Excel said the captain made the decision to land in Italy after a passenger found a note written on the back of an airsickness back that read: 'There's a bomb on this aircraft.' Excel Airways official Jane Sebuliba called the landing 'a precautionary diversion.'
What are people thinking? Fines should be tripled, jail time should be tripled, and they should be banned from ever flying any airline again. These people do not deserve to be apart of our air system. If they can not conform to societies standards of safety, they should not be allowed to use our air system. Safety is the number on e priority of the airlines and these sorts of scares send shock waves through the system forcing undo fear into people and hurting the industry.
Comment Preview