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Ted
On several occasions I and others ferried fighters across the US and rode commercial home. On occasion we tried to bring out chutes (in duffle bags) into the cabin and store them in the overhead bins. We were not permitted to do so and as I recall was told it would scare the other passengers if I(we) did. Said there was some rule about no chutes in cabin and they had to be checked in belly. Don't know how we could have gotten out of bird if anything happened and we had had access to our chutes. Big John Ted Huffmire wrote in message ... Why don't airliners have parachutes for every passenger? Wouldn't the passengers of the DC-10 that crashed in Sioux City, IA have survived if they had been able to jump? Would the TSA give a passenger hell for trying to bring his own as a carry on? ----clip---- |
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