… clap if the plane lands
ALL planes land. The question is, whether or not there is someone left to clap afterwards.
If an American plane crashes in the woods and no one survives to clap does it make a sound?
Standing ovation if you’re on a Boeing plane.
Booing when a Boeing plane lands safely because you updated your life insurance for nothing.
Was on a flight a few months ago, and when we landed, no clapping - dead quiet. Out of the silence, I heard a, what must have been, six year old shout really loudly “WE DID IT!”.
Ok, that is pretty funny, but no. Still not acceptable.
I will still judge you.
*safely lands
Canada too, apparently
Not bad
I learned clapping was unappreciated the day of this week’s plane crash, that I was scheduled to land at same airport that day. My reply is that us normal people are just happy to land upright. We all clapped when landing the next day.
When was it ever? And why would it be now?
No it isn’t.
I wonder who doesn’t like your comment. This clapping shit is so cringe. Maybe under some very difficult conditions. But hey, they’re trained for it? And I’m pretty sure they do it for themselves too lol
I’ve seen it in one or two movies or TV shows but never irl. Seen plenty of comments about it though
I’ve witnessed it on waaay more than one occasion. After a “just a normal landing”.
No idea, just shit your pants move on lol there doesn’t need to be a movie moment
Also… Why would you get into one of those things? In a plane, you are the crumple zone.
For business just teleconference.
For personal, I can tell you that photos tell the story pretty well. There are people there already taking the photos. You don’t need a selfie there, just use the Gimp. For everything else in the modern world, it all looks pretty close to how it looks at home.
There’s no need to travel. Specially within your country. Its not like high speed trains are any safer. And cars…what’s next the entire planet is a big ass road?
Sounds like someone leads a boring and meaningless life.
You might change your mind one day about what I’ve said. I speak from experience as a traveler.