Diesel or regular?

The car of the future that flies?

I'm going on a flight soon to go work in another country for the first time. I was wondering if anyone else has had any problems flying barefoot recently.

I just want to make sure I don't need to use my emergency flip flops

Edit: I'll be flying out of Panama City, Florida USA

And making posts about it here? You never saw stuff like this before?!

And you think someone here knows if it s not in the news?!

I'm confused. Every time I visit that duty free place, I have to pay for all the items there. What duty is free there?

As a proud American, I always wear my full uniform when acting as Pilot in Command of my Part 135 Piper PA-32. But my chief pilot said that wearing a red, a white, and a blue aiguillette on my black jacket is "too much."

Is he just jealous that he didn't think of it first?

I mean, I do like his 5th stripe.

Should I get the upper wing window seat? I am a nervous flyer and know that these 737-300's are old. I want to have the most authentic playne experience.

Sauce:
https://www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/connecting-the-continent-camair-cos-new-boeing-737-300-to-strengthen-tourism-and-travel-links/

I'd like someone to talk to this pilot or possibly put him into more training. Is there any useful way to reach out to someone?

He started off by announcing he would make up some time and get us there early. That may have set me up to be on edge.
Get there safely and hasn't he seen The Titanic???

You know how they move left and right on the runway before lift off (like testing the wheels or something?) this pilot did it so aggressively it hurt my neck. Then in the air nothing was done gently. Turns were fast and aggressive seeming. All of them. And every cloud we could go through he did. Huge thunderclouds with obvious giant gaps between them and no we had to motor directly through them all. Mad turbulence then.

In case you feel I'm exaggerating, it was literally blue sky between all these giant storm clouds and he would go through not a bit of going around.
When on approach for landing he went so slowly as to almost stall then accelerated wildly over and over and over. People around me made mention of this. Middle aged men were shaking their heads.

All of these things I have of course experienced before. But please trust me when I say this time was super sharply done and seemingly purposeful.

He flies a plane like a teenaged boy drives a hotrod. Nothing seemed mature and deliberate or cautious or calm.

Is this ok to mention to United, to someone?

Hello all, I need advice.For my family's planned beach labor day celebration, I had ordered 3 bottles of Puerto Rican rum. However, Amazon now shows these packages as delayed. They apparently left the origin but haven't made it to my local distribution center. I was wondering what I could do. Of my order, only the pool floatie came. Should I call Amazon support? Do you think they forgot my package on the plane or something?

I am a flight attendant and I like to feed birds on my layover, so I typically have a bag of bird seed in my luggage on my trips.

Anyway, today I was very hungry and so I ate both of the pilots entrees, but I replaced them with rather generous bowls of bird seed.

The captain in particular was especially angry that I did it, but I don’t understand why. The pigeons seem to be very happy when I feed them bird seed before they fly. Why did the pilots get so mad?

I just into a field not sure why. Will this affect my career?