“Only seconds later, it started really moving and obviously it wasn’t OK,” said Dunlop. “At some point the wing was off. The oxygen masks never came down; the plane was filling up with smoke.”
“One of the hostesses said, ‘You can calm down, it’s OK,’ and yet the plane was on fire and smoke was pouring in,” Dunlop told The AP. “I don’t like to criticize, but the staff did not seem helpful or prepared.”
Transient wrote:News flash: not everyone here speaks French.
by default, if it's in another language, it's no big deal.
If/when I ever visit another country, I'll just wear a shirt that says "American" with an arrow pointing up. That way everyone will know to speak to me in baby-talk. I may even get a few pats on the head and bread crumbs, too.
Transient wrote:News flash: not everyone here speaks French.
Or English, come to that
Except the ones who don't speak English give it a shot anyway and the ones who do speak English try to translate the French with Google language tools. Therefore people who speak english are lazy (or resourceful)
