I don't know my planes (by name), but I can tell you about 10 years ago or so, my daughters and I went to Michigan and had a connecting flight in Chicago. We had one of those propellor planes (at least that's what I call them). I mean one thin wall between the window seat and the outside. No division between the cockpit and the passengers. We could see the pilot and co-pilot the plane was very small. I don't like very small planes. To top it all off, the airline was "ConAir" (or something very close). If you remember the Nick Cage movie.
Anyway, Bethie, not scaring you honest. I'm just saying nothing happened even on the dinky little plane. It was just a little too close for comfort for me. It's all in one's frame of mind I think.
TIS
"Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind. War will exist until that distant day when the conscientious objector enjoys the same reputation and prestige that the warrior does today." JFK
We could see the pilot and co-pilot the plane was very small. I don't like very small planes. To top it all off, the airline was "ConAir" (or something very close). If you remember the Nick Cage movie.
