Thirteen Murphy Laws For Frequent
Flyers
1. No flight
ever leaves on time unless you are running late
and need the delay to make the gate before its
closes.
2. If you are
running late for a flight, it will depart from
the farthest gate within the
terminal.
3. If you arrive
very early for a flight, it inevitably will be
delayed.
4. Flights never
leave from Gate 1 at any terminal in the
world.
5. If you must
work on your flight, you will experience
turbulence as soon as you touch pen to
paper.
6. If you are
assigned a middle seat, you can determine who
has the seats on the aisle and the window while
you are still in the boarding area. Just look
for the two largest passengers.
7. The passenger
sitting inside to you has a weak
bladder.
8. The crying
baby on board your flight is always seated next
to you.
9. Another
middle seat problem. If identical twins are
flying you can be sure they will be assigned
seating either side of you.
10 The less
carryon luggage space available on an aircraft,
the more carryon luggage passengers will bring
aboard.
11 You have seen
all the films before, or if not the one you
fancy either breaks down in the middle or is
just about to reach the climax when the system
closes down for the landing.
12. There is
nothing on the menu that you fancy except the
one item that has gone before the cabin service
reaches you.
13. And finally
when you do make it to the rest room it is
engaged, the cabin staff then reminding you that
under the new regulations queuing is forbidden.
You are beaten to the door next time around!
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