The WORST Decisions Airlines Ever Made!

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  @MentourLongHaul · 3 weeks ago · pinned

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  @kcnairnair7299 · 3 weeks ago

  The most saddest part is when you mentioned the West Carribbean jet captain liking the cup cake.

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  @Duckk35 · 3 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgW6TPbF-go&amp;t=13">0:13</a> Comfortable place to sit... me in row 16a waiting for departure

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  @yvonnesehoueto5869 · 3 weeks ago

  OMG you did the Cotonou&apos;s Christmas crash... I&apos;m from Benin, this truly traumatized us here. For us that were old enough, we still remember it every time we pass in front of the wall, 23 years later

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  @vibemunster · 3 weeks ago

  When I flew to Nepal in the 90&apos;s only royal Nepalese airways were allowed to operate due to the complexity of operations

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  @theengine75 · 5 days ago

  I was an Army Ranger back in the ‘80s, and always was fascinated with flying, even in the back.

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  @RomanTressler · 3 weeks ago

  Financial Advisory Group......Sounds like something South Park would make.😂

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  @cassandravonpohl942 · 3 weeks ago

  Peter: The CRJ was built in 2003.<br>Me: Oh, that&apos;s pretty new.<br>Peter: And was about 21 years old.<br>Me: NUH-UH YOU TAKE THAT BACK! IT WAS JUST A BABY PLANE! 2003 WAS JUST A FEW YEARS AGO!! <br>🤣🤣🤣

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  @linseyskelly9524 · 3 weeks ago

  These are the situations that haunt me when I think of flying: a crew that is negligent, oblivious, unaware, or untrained.

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  @soniaNoton · 13 days ago

  Good evening Petter... Its 1.07am here in Yorkshire, England and I&apos;ve just boarded this long haul journey with you, Captain 🫡<br>I thank you muchly for this, and all, your videos. I really enjoy them and your content is getting me through some tough times! <br>The way you explain things so we are able to understand complex engineering and mechanics means that, thanks to you, we are able to see &apos;behind the curtain&apos; and beyond the cockpit door!!<br><br>Thank you so much Petter for your hard work and dedication 🫶🏻<br>We salute you, Captain 🫡🫡🫡

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• JO

  @JordanPeisner · 3 weeks ago

  wake up to a brand new long haul video, we up 🤞🏼

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  @freibert · 3 weeks ago (edited)

  Surviving a fatal accident that had been caused by yourself must be the hardest thing of it all. 🙏

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