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| l3v1ck wrote: So can I.... Sort of. I fly on a regular basis and know the briefs pretty much of by heart. By the time they start the brief I've already checked how to operate the exits on the flight safety card. All I want to do after I've done that is start reading a book on my kindle. | |
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Exactly. For regular fliers the safety instructions are a useless waste of time. But for first timers or those that don't fly regularly, they are important.
The problem is, the air hostesses can't tell the difference, so they don't know if the message is getting across or not.
On the other hand, a hard, thin object is going to do more damage flying through the air than a newspaper or a paperback bodice ripper...