When you have a fire in an aircraft, there’s no place to go, exactly, there’s no — and you can’t find any oxygen from outside the aircraft to get in the aircraft, because the windows don’t open. I don’t know why they don’t do that. It’s a real problem. So it’s very dangerous. And she was choking and rubbing her eyes. Fortunately, there was enough oxygen for the pilot and copilot to make a safe landing in Denver. But she’s safe and sound.
Hmm. That would be nice, wouldn't it? Crack the window, get a little fresh air? Gotta be better than breathing the vapors coming off whatever's fermenting in the guy next to you's stomach.
Here's the little TV thing in my seat on our trip to Japan, a few years back:
Nikon D100, 18-35mm
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I wonder what a 556 mph wind feels like, when the ambient temperature is -49F ? Refreshing ?
Also, too, if you had that kind of massive and sudden intake of oxygen in a small enclosed place where there is a fire…
depressurization, too!
so many exciting ways to die.
Why didn’t he just stop at “the windows don’t open?” We all know the windows don’t open, and we could all go “yeah good point lol.”
But then he carries on: “I don’t know why they don’t do that.”
Uh, duh, see above. And finally:
“It’s a real problem.”
NO IT ISN’T. And if you propose that something needs to be done about it, you’ve confirmed my impression that you are unfit to lead a government of any size.
supposedly it was a joke
i would hope so.
but, he gets no slack from me. his campaign is based around out-of-context quotes; i hope he enjoys being on the receiving end.