I watched a safety video by some of my favourite sports team, the All Blacks, to learn a few things about flying safety.
1. When you see the seatbelt sign, make it click.
2. Turn all gadgets to flight mode.
3. Listen to the flight crew.
Bonus thing I learnt, Israel Dagg is a pretty good rapper.
Haha! Great blog Jacob.
ReplyDeleteHe is a pretty good rapper isn't he.
What is a rule, or maybe a feature for the plane you would make for an airline? I know you haven't been on a plane, but you might come up with something interesting.
Kia kaha,
Mark
Hi Jacob,
ReplyDeleteI didn't go on a plane until I was 11 and that was only a really short little flight. I still sometimes get nervous on flights - just last night I was on a flight that bumped and crashed it's way across the Pacific Ocean and there were moments I felt like the wings must fall off - but luckily we landed safely in Auckland. Flying is really an amazing engineering achievement and I hope you get to experience it one day in the very near future - just ask mum nicely!
Kia Ora Jacob,
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in year 6, the Ambassadors flew to Wellington, and upon landing, the winds really picked up, and we all thought that we would crash!
On a different note, if you could create your own airplane, what would it look like?
Keep it up!
Iisa