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China Developing Hypersonic 3,800MPH Passenger Jet


According to reports by UK’s Daily Telegraph, the super-fast airliners could be in regular service by 2020. Imagine flying from New York City to London in less than an hour and Los Angeles to Beijing in less than two hours.

Imagine this morning farewell message from the American traveler’s spouse: Hey, when you get to Beijing, would you bring home some take-out bird’s nest soup, Peking duck and dim sum for dinner? And when you’re in London tomorrow, be sure to visit a pub and order some toad in the hole, spotted dick and bubble and squeak for tomorrow’s lunch back home.

When Air Turbulence Suddenly Hits Your Flight PDF Print E-mail


Recent news reports injuries in a United flight from Houston to London when it was rocked by severe turbulence. Many passengers and crew members were thrown around and needed medical care. It also caused the flight to be diverted into another airport, creating schedule problems for all aboard.

On almost all flights, by regularly scanning threatening weather ahead, the pilot warns all aboard of expected turbulence. When you get the info, immediately get back into your seat, tightly fasten the seatbelt and stow away all loose items. This is especially important for senior travelers, typically not as agile as younger people, who may suffer more serious injuries from unexpected turbulence.

 
 
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