Airplane Passengers Who Had a Memorable Flight

For some, flying is an adventure, while for others it’s just routine. You never know what kind of interesting people you’ll meet while being thousands of feet in the air.

The stories in this article show that almost every flight can have unexpected and funny moments.
The Story:

On my flight, I was sitting next to a girl with attitude: pouty lips, a Dior handbag, the latest smartphone,

and long painted nails. When they started serving food, they asked her,

Chicken or fish?’ She said, ‘Don’t you have oysters?’ The flight attendant replied, ‘We have oyster-flavored

instant noodles. Would you like some?’ The girl made a face and said she wasn’t hungry.

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