Tuesday, April 20, 2010
It's always something . . .
The volcano is erupting underneath a glacier, meaning everything kicks up through a hole in the ice. Some scientists are calling it an “ice-hole,” but other scientists are saying the problem is pre-existing ash, therefore it’s more of an “ash-hole.” - Jimmy Kimmel
I came VERY close to being assigned a trip to Amsterdam that would have put me over there after the eruption. Instead I ended up in Bangkok. And I'm glad. Some pilots over there were being assigned test flights to test the performance of the aircraft in the local airspace. I would have demanded time and a half.
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"Hey Rick. Since you're stuck on the ground for awhile, why not go ahead and take the plane up and see if that volcanic ash stuff can really bring down a plane?"
First it's geese and now volcanoes. Just think if you flew into a flock of geese while testing to see what could happen with the volcanic ash.
Glad you didn't go to Amsterdam.
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