Snakes on a Plane for real
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Snake on a Plane
From the BBC: Snake clings to Qantas plane's wing during flight.
''There was no panic. At no time did anyone stop to consider that there might be others on board.''
''There was no panic. At no time did anyone stop to consider that there might be others on board.''
at the "spectator's" section
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Wasn't interested in the flaps, just the snake, however sadly I have found my own answer that it did not.
Snake on a plane fails to survive
Snake on a plane fails to survive
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Snakes on the Plane!
Snakes on a plane, Australian style. Wonder what the recommended procedure is for removing it.
Python on a plane! Slithery stowaway shocks passengers
Python on a plane! Slithery stowaway shocks passengers
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QF Snake on Wing : Checks : Navel Gazing
A recent flight from Cairns in North Queensland to Port Moresby in PNG had a python caught in the innards of the wing. Excuse my ignorance of aeronautical engineering. My total knowledge of aviation extends to knowing that the safest seat is that closest to an exit or in the back 3 rows. Should this not have been noticed in pre-flight checks? I do see important looking folk dressed like naval officers walking around planes on which I am a passenger looking at the innards of bits. Are they the flight crew?
