arildno said:
jtbell said:Mouse takes the Mickey out of Nepal Airlines ... again (cnn.com)
I wonder if Al Qaeda has been training mice to infiltrate airplanes and chew through the wiring mid-flight?
"Training" is not a word I would use about their intercourse with goats..wuliheron said:
wuliheron said:
The cause of the incident was a collision between a Nepal Airlines plane and a Mice Grounds Airline plane on the tarmac at the airport.
No, there were no reported injuries or fatalities during the incident.
While any incident involving planes is cause for concern, these types of incidents are relatively rare in the airline industry. Airlines have strict protocols and safety measures in place to prevent such incidents from occurring.
Following the incident, investigations were conducted to determine the root cause and identify any lapses in safety protocols. Measures were then implemented to address these issues and prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Passengers can ensure their safety by following all safety guidelines and instructions given by the airline and crew. They should also pay attention to safety demonstrations and familiarize themselves with emergency procedures. Additionally, choosing reputable and well-regulated airlines can also help ensure a safe flying experience.