Waiting a long time for a plane to take off can suck, but it’s a lot more bearable if you have a flight attendant that can move like this woman.
According to the uploader, she is a breakdancer-turned-flight attendant, and she recently gave these passengers a bit of a show while waiting for everyone to board.
Watch her dance to Mark Ronson’s “Uptown Funk” and win over everyone on the plane.
Being stuck on a plane is not fun, but having a barbershop quartet on board can definitely help.
A US Airways flight from Indianapolis to New Orleans was delayed due to maintenance issues last month and everyone got grumpy, as one does in that situation.
But a flight attendant named Kari Mann discovered that four of the passengers were part of a singing group called Port City Sound.
She asked them to sing for everyone and posted a video of the moment on YouTube.
“The mood changed and our passengers were awesome for the whole five hours they were on the plane,” she said. “One of my favorite moments!”
The video of their rendition of “Under the Boardwalk” has since racked up over 3 million views.
“We never thought that four guys singing on an airplane would generate so much interest,” said Port city Sound member Jim Simpson.
In the most recent terrifying news from the sky, a door fell off Bono's private plane Wednesday. The U2 frontman was traveling from Dublin to Berlin for the Bambi Awards, where his band was being honored and was scheduled to perform.
The door was on the rear of the plane where the luggage is kept, and no one knows how it happened.
"There can be many reasons for this incident. Either something broke on the door or the door wasn't closed properly. Those are the usual problems that occur," an official with the German Federal Bureau of Aircraft Accident Investigation said.
Most likely, however the pilot blew the door off in frustration, after he couldn't figure out how to remove U2's "Songs of Innocence" from his iTunes library.
This is the stuff of nightmares, especially if you're already scared of flying.
An Air Canada flight was forced to make a crash landing on Thursday, when one of its tires burst soon after take-off from Calgary.
But as the plane went down, the landing gear collapsed, and its propeller broke off, slicing into the plane and hitting passenger Christina Kurylo in the head.
Fortunately, no one died, and there were only minor injuries.
"I'm really lucky. It could have been a million times worse," said Christina Kurylo. "I could have died, you know, you never know what could have happened."
Kurylo was one of 5 employees from an Alberta-based radio station that were all on board when the incident occurred. And they seem to be taking it all in stride.
5 members of our team were on the flight that crashed in #yeg Speedy recovery to Christina who's still in hospital. pic.twitter.com/jVIFUCDJcx
— ROCK 97.7 (@ROCK977) November 7, 2014Two airplanes carrying sky divers collide in mid air over Wisconsin. All the passengers miraculously survived, and the footage was caught on camera.
All landings at San Diego International Airport on November 23, 2012 between 10:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m., composited and time-lapsed into a 25 second clip by Cy Kuckenbaker.
