Maybe we should get paid extra to , never mind, money
doesn't fix the problems with airsick passengers and
students. Yep, Ozium.


"Mortimer Schnerd, RN"
wrote in message
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| Jim Macklin wrote:
| I've been lucky or smooth, never had anybody mess up the
| cockpit. Did have one student who came out to fly and
| brought his sister along for the ride, a dual
cross-country
| from Wichita to Emporia, Marion, Newton and back to
Wichita.
| About half way to Emporia they both became ill. Seems
they
| had stopped for hamburgers for lunch and both also were
not
| feeling well before take-off.
|
|
|
| I had a teenager get sick on me once in a C-210. I saw
him looking kind of
| green around the gills, then he started leaning over my
charts. "Oh no you
| don't!". I snatched my charts away just in time. He
ended up puking into the
| emergency gear extension well located between the two
front seats. After we
| landed, I made him clean it out, then I went looking for
some Ozium... which is
| great stuff for getting ride of the lovely bouquet of
fresh steaming emesis.
|
| The only time I myself got queasy was sitting in the back
seat of an Arrow while
| somebody else was flying. I didn't disgrace myself but I
wasn't comfortable
| either. I've always thought it was because I wasn't in
control myself.
|
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| Mortimer Schnerd, RN
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