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Thanks to Frommer's for posting my column on the effects of high temperatures on jet aircraft--and how passengers can try to mitigate flight disruptions during this hot, hot summer. https://lnkd.in/e7mK32nB
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🔥 Breaking News! 🔥 Boeing's Never-Ending Nightmare continues with yet another quality flaw on its best-selling jet! 😱 Brace yourselves for the shocking details of this latest disaster. 😮 Imagine sitting on a flight when suddenly a plane panel blows out, leaving a gaping hole right next to you! 😱😱😱 This is exactly what happened on an Alaska Airlines flight. Who needs windows anyway, right? 🪟😅 But fear not, the FAA has once again come to the rescue... after the incident! 😒 They ordered the grounding of 171 Boeing 737 Max 9 planes worldwide. Safety first, right? 🚫✈️ Now, let's talk about the genius factors that miraculously prevented serious injuries. The plane was flying at a lower altitude, because who needs to reach their destination quickly when you can experience potential disaster at a leisurely pace? 🤔 And let's not forget the unoccupied seats in the danger zone. Because empty seats surely save lives! 🙄 This incident puts Boeing under even more scrutiny. They've been dealing with fatal crashes, a pandemic, and a series of quality issues. And guess what? The plane involved in this incident was practically brand-new! 🆕👀 But don't worry, Boeing's CEO assures us that they're still on track to recover. They've added rigor to their quality processes. Because more paperwork and bureaucracy clearly make us all feel safer! 📝🤦 Some might wonder why the FAA hasn't slowed Boeing down yet. Well, maybe they should, according to a former member of the National Transportation Safety Board. Asking for six months without assembly problems sounds like a reasonable request to me! 📅🙏 Let's focus on the bright side, though. No one died this time! 🙌 Who needs a functioning plane when you can have a panel blow out mid-flight? It's just a minor inconvenience, right? 😬 Join me in hoping that Boeing can get their act together before they run out of planes to sell. Because at this rate, their best-selling jet might just become their best-selling disaster! 😅💔 #BoeingNightmare #SafetyFirst #QualityFlaw #AirlineDisaster #AviationNews #NeverEndingTroubles #PlaneProblems #FlySafe #TravelNightmare #ShareYourThoughts article: https://buff.ly/41Qbfj9
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When we set out to #bringjoytotheworkplace, we knew it had to start with us. 🎊 ✈️Last week, Desirae Kennington decided we needed to have a Paper Airplane competition for #nationalhavefundayatwork. The truth is, that doing what we do is actually pretty hard, but we learned that if you have the right people, you can do anything!! If you have some time and need a little giggle, watch why I HATE doing things like this🤪. Watch how competitive our team is. Watch the Carrol’s dominate and burn! 🤪I say this all the time, but I really mean it…we have the best team of all time!! 🌊With these people, we can do anything!!🔥 #smallbusiness #teamculture #theoffice #refreshments #vending #coffeebusiness #micromarkets
✈️ Who knew paper airplanes could be some much fun?! Guess we have a competitive crew 😊 Check out the full video from our Paper Airplane Competition that brought us so much JOY on National Have Fun at Work Day! We think our team is pretty funny, what about you? #NationalHaveFunAtWorkDay #BringingJoyToTheWorkplace
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"Navigating Life's Jorney: A Plane and its Landing Gear" A commercial plane relies on its tires for both takeoff and landing. However, once it reaches a certain altitude, it retracts its landing gear because it no longer needs them in the air. But when it's time to land, those tires are crucial for a safe touchdown, so they're deployed again. Think about it, This analogy can be applied to our lives: just as the plane's landing gear is essential at different stages, we have skills, values, and relationships that are vital in various phases. While it's easy to overlook them during transitions, they become invaluable when we need to "land" safely. So, let's not discard them; just because something isn't currently in use doesn't mean it's not essential. Check it out in my video here : https://lnkd.in/dcpgqGyM Photo Credit: Air Peace Limited #kpofdeals
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My new personal career vision: before I retire, rockets can be safely launched over the continental United States. This will take two key advancements: 1) improving rocket reliability and 2) increasing our confidence in the safety analysis. Today, even the best rockets are about a million times less reliable than commercial airplanes -- and the consequences of crashes are at least as high. I don't envision that we will be able to fly rockets over high-density populations anytime soon, but I think we will be able to define trajectories to avoid those areas. However, to meet acceptable risk criteria even on the very best trajectories, we need a significant reduction in the likelihood of failure! We also need improved fidelity in the analysis that identifies those "safe enough" trajectories. And we need confidence that these analyses are valid. I am glad to be working for #FAACommercialSpace, so I have a meaningful role in these areas!
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Turbulence FAQ 👍 Turbulence can be caused by many factors such as mountains, weather systems like cold fronts, and even wake turbulence from other aircraft. While turbulence can be unsettling for passengers, it is not usually dangerous for the aircraft itself. Modern planes are built to withstand even severe turbulence. However, it is always important to follow the safety instructions given by the cabin crew during turbulence to ensure everyone's safety. Our thoughts are with those affected by the recent incident on the London to Singapore flight. Stay safe and always remember to fasten your seatbelt when seated. #flightturbulence #safetyfirst #aviationknowledge Find out more: https://lnkd.in/ep9pcuQm
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Many of you have asked us if airplanes can fly when winter temperatures drop. When snow threatens to create frost issues on aircraft, airplane owners employ innovative technologies to ensure safe and smooth flights. State-of-the-art private jets are equipped with dynamic de-icing systems that automatically detect the accumulation of frost on critical surfaces such as wings and the tail. These systems use various methods, ranging from pulsed warm air to vibrating surfaces, to eliminate frost. Some airplanes utilize special anti-frost coatings designed to prevent ice formation. These coatings can be applied to vital parts of the aircraft, providing additional protection against challenging winter conditions. Before takeoff, the engines of private jets are often preheated preventively to avoid ice formation. This method ensures optimal operation, even in the coldest environments. 🛩
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Did you know that airplanes are off course 95% of the time? 👇🏼 👉🏼 It is true. Airplanes are off course 95% of the time due to factors like wind, and the pilot makes continuous adjustments to bring it back on course. How often do you correct your own path towards your goal? 🔥 Success is all about knowing where you are going, and course correct every time you are off track. ✅ Know where you are where you want to go, set specific and measurable goals ✅ Measure your progress frequently and consistently, preferably once a week ✅ Find out what’s not working ✅ Make it better by adjusting your path 👇🏼 How often do you measure your goals? What are the key metrics?
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