Woman runs on San Francisco runway

[skyhighfallguy]

Woman Charged After Running on San Francisco Airport Runway - ABC News (http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/woman-charged-running-san-francisco-airport-runway-29631089)


I understand she was not cleared for takeoff.

[AnAussieNut]

she got the idea after hearing about a Santa Clara teenager who survived a five-hour flight from San Jose to Maui in the wheel well of a jet despite sub-zero temperatures and low oxygen levels, So if he had tried Russian roulette and survived would that inspire her to try it too?

Shame that she is homeless though,I hope she gets some assistance.

Cheers

[CRayner]

They get everywhere, don't they.:)

[mockingjay]

We all know the press and General public don't know what a runway is. Was it not just the apron? Less dramatic, but more likely.

[glad rag]

Good job they didn't send a fire truck after her....

[SLFguy]

We all know the press and General public don't know what a runway is.

Oh you'll fit in here just fine.

[fox niner]

Actually she is the only one that really comprehends the meaning of the word "runway".:E

[A and C]

After a BBC TV news report that said aircraft were parked all over the runway at Gatwick and that the disruption had resuled in Pilots & Navigators being out of position I complained to the BBC about the accuracy of their reporting.

The reply was along the lines of " in a high pressure rolling new environment reporters can't be expected to reports correct ".

As the news media seems to see it as the guardian of standards of all those it reports I think this is a bit rich............. So next time a Doctor removes the wrong leg or you or I land an aircraft on a motorway by mistake I guess the BBC will not be critical because Doctors & Pilots also work in high pressure environments just like BBC reporters.

Journalists claim to be professionals but the large majority of them are the type of people who can't handle a job that requires them to be responsible for their actions, this is well illustrated by the reply that I receved from the BBC that clearly says that accuracy in reporting is not required if you work as a reporter for the BBC.