Along the lines of of "walks with a gun's" camping tip.....
Any time you travel on an airplane, be sure to take a 100' extension cord along. If the plane has engine trouble, just grab the cord and jump out of the plane...the extension cord will undoubtedly snag on some unseen object on the way down and arrest your fall.
Don't believe me? Well just try using a 100' extension cord this weekend in your garage, house, or yard and see doesn't it find every object possible to snag itself on firmly enough that you have to go looking for where it's snagged itself.
Airplane travel tip
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Airplane travel tip
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Re: Airplane travel tip
Ain't it the truth....
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Re: Airplane travel tip
True about jumper cables.
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Re: Airplane travel tip
Double taper fly line....
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Re: Airplane travel tip
My fishing rod does that!
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Re: Airplane travel tip
Better'n gettin' stranded in a locked-down airliner on some taxiway for 7 or 8 hours, waitin' on takeoff..................................
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