V-Flyer

Granted this article is lifted from the Daily Mail - yep, a moment of weakness over lunch - and as such the writing is not the best in the world and the comments are full of Hansel and Gretel fans (give some of them a read ) )

Goodie bags to placate passengers

If any parents travelling with infants on my next flight are reading, I really could do with a pair of the Bose QuietComfort® 20i Acoustic Noise Cancelling® headphones to block out the screams of your child

It is rather creative and I may consider a similar action the next time I'm planning on going on a whisky walk of the plane oo)

Here you go Joey

http://metro.co.uk/2014/12/19/fight-eru ... o=facebook

Typical Daily Mail, years behind with the news! That story has been going round the internet for yonks! This is about its third incarnation! v( v( v(

honey lamb wrote:Typical Daily Mail, years behind with the news! That story has been going round the internet for yonks! This is about its third incarnation! v( v( v(

This one is new.... only happened last week. The one you are referring to happened in 2012, like the article says

Regardless, it's quite a fun way to calm the plane and I wonder if acts like this happen far more frequently than makes the news.

For those of a certain age...

*Meow meow meow. Meow, meow. Meow!

*Translation:

Charlie says "Never take sweets from strangers."

Charley says...

'I got an apple and Charley got something he likes'

joeyc wrote:Regardless, it's quite a fun way to calm the plane and I wonder if acts like this happen far more frequently than makes the news.

That was my reaction too - I thought it was genuinely quite considerate.

Some of the comments... :0

Hull wrote:Here you go Joey

http://metro.co.uk/2014/12/19/fight-eru ... o=facebook

The pig almost flies story did it for me. )

Tinuks wrote:

Hull wrote:Here you go Joey

http://metro.co.uk/2014/12/19/fight-eru ... o=facebook

The pig almost flies story did it for me. )

Haha, TBH I hadn't even noticed that link