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[AC @ashlicat98]

@kach022 @spam_free_ @Henrik_Palmgren And I have been on flights where just 3,000 ft.drops, have totally sent drinks, food, and overhead bins crashing into aisles. So, a clean environment when landing is absolutely not possible at that descent.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@kach022 @spam_free_ @Henrik_Palmgren I got it, but even google gives a rapid descent of 19,000 ft....so......

[AC @ashlicat98]

I appreciate your thoughts, but there are sensors outside of any pilots control. There's a barometric sensor that drops the oxygen masks. Even if the pilots report we're fine. They will drop down and deploy. These sensors record everything and don't care who you are. I have been in a few situations where this happened. 2 of my brothers are retired air force, that now fly commercial.

[AC @ashlicat98]

Have you not read the reports? Altitude drops of over 15,000 ft some saying over 20,000. At the very least the overhead bins would have spilled out and been everywhere. I had that at an over 2,000 ft drop, multiple times traveling to Europe. Shit was everywhere. Drinks, meals, overhead bins. A direct nosedive would absolute trigger the masks over around 13,000-15,000 ft depending on the airline and FAA requirements. I am speaking from experience, not just some random posting.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@IfindRetards This guy. I worked for over 20 years before Covid as a safety and compliance head for major airlines. Ain't no fucking way.

[AC @ashlicat98]

I am a terrible flyer. My doctor was fully aware. I would call him when I had to travel for work and he would prescribe me 2 Valium. 1 for take off and 1 on returning take off. His practice was taken over when he retired by someone else, not American. I called in a few months ago and asked for the same prescription, because I was traveling to Europe again. When I went to pick it up, it was a prescription for 60 wtf....I only take them when I fly.

[AC @ashlicat98]

They dropped almost 15,000 ft, reported. At a 14,000 ft drop oxygen masks deploy. My job for 20 years before Covid was safety and compliance with major airlines. Altitude drops absolutely triggers masks. I don't need a timeline, or pics. We got "after pics" with drinks still on the tables and no overhead bins open. That tells me all that I need to know.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@spam_free_ @Henrik_Palmgren People hit the fucking ceiling in a nosedive, oxygen masks deploy. You rode the short school bus, huh. Meanwhile, I've worked for airlines.🙄

[AC @ashlicat98]

@spam_free_ @Henrik_Palmgren So turbulence wouldn't leave cups on a tray table and your shit would be slung everywhere from overhead compartments opening but, a nose dive would?!? Got it, you fucking retard!😅 During a nosedive your oxygen masks would deploy too, but I digress.🙄

[AC @ashlicat98]

@SalvatoreCigno @Henrik_Palmgren Yes, shameless lies!

[AC @ashlicat98]

I was a passenger several years ago on a flight to Europe. We dropped over 200 ft in cabin pressure multiple times. Shit was everywhere. Drink cups were slung, food trays were out in the aisles, even overhead compartments opened up after the 2nd drop and slung items out. You're telling me that this was their flight while nosediving.🙄

[AC @ashlicat98]

@Clydeside_Red @noplaceforsheep That cup and no overhead bins open has me absolutely questioning the narrative.

[AC @ashlicat98]

As a passenger on a flight that had SEVERE turbulence a couple of times, I have questions. We dropped over 200 ft, more than once, drinks were everywhere, even overhead bins popped open and items were slung everywhere. They're showing us in pics a clean cabin, absolutely not. When we got off our flight we thanked our pilots (1 was retired military) and thanked God!😅 Shit was everywhere. I felt bad for the cleanup crew!

[AC @ashlicat98]

@JohnMappin @Patriot20041968 They couldn't cut it in America, so they're returning home. Good luck and Godspeed! Please keep them there.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@soggybamboo @IfindRetards She killed her 5 kids by drowning them in a bathtub. Keep in mind about a little less than 2 minutes a piece for each child, 1 right after another. String her up too.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@SteveLovesAmmo 6 minutes. That's what it takes to strangle a person to death. 5-6 minutes per person, the data only shows adults, not kids. Hang her immediately.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@TheLaurenChen She's less. 6 minutes, that's what you need to strangle a person, 6 minutes x 3. I hope she burns in hell. She jumped out of 2nd story window to accomplish what? People have jumped from 13 stories and survived. Hang her immediately.

[AC @ashlicat98]

@capeandcowell Nah, take them out!🤷🏼‍♀️

[AC @ashlicat98]

@NonPurifiedH2O @Melissa_WongMT Please do, and I'm a woman with fucking sense. I also realize there's few and far between.