Originally Posted by
LifeNtheFstLne
We only have Boeings at CAL.
I'm glad the seatbelt sign was reportedly on. Who knows how many were needlessly injured for ignoring basic common sense.
Let the frivolous lawsuits and 'expert' commentary on Fox news begin.
Nice job to the crew on a successful divert!
I think sometimes we are our own worst enemies in this regard. I have been in the back of many airplanes where the seat belt sign did not come off for the entire flight (some well over 8 hours) even though it was absolutely smooth for 95% of the flight. The U.S. carriers are particularly guilty of this phenomenon. If the seat belt sign never comes off people become a little conditioned to behaving "daringly" to use the restroom. We can't expect people to "hold it" for an international flight.