GOOD TO KNOW

 A passenger on an Alaska Airlines flight looked out the window and saw what looked like a damaged area on the wing with a handwritten note saying, "We know about this."

(Thanks to Mark Buckley)

Comments

[Theresa]

That's funny.

[padraig]

If he had a better sense of humor, he would have written "Be sure somebody fixes this before the plane takes off."

[Allen at Division]

"William Shatner, don't worry until 20,000 feet."

Obscure?

[Guin]

Allen, not even remotely obscure. There's something out there!

[padraig]

Now if you'd said "John Lithgow," THAT would have been obscure.

[Mot the Hoople]

I would have put a strip of duct tape over the damaged bit right next to the note.

[Not My Usual Alias]

"Be sure the Bondo has dried before taking off" would have ben a nice touch.

When you fly Alaska Airlines, you really need to make you don't leave your sense of humor behind.

[wiredog]

Should've hung one of these on it.

[Captain Spoilsport]

Let's try this one for obscurity. See if you can guess it before you click the link: "The wings are NOT on fire!"

[nursecindy]

How about "We're praying for a safe landing this time. Signed the maintenance crew."?

[Betsy]

"Should be good for another couple of flights. 12/22/07"

[max]

What type of fly-by-night operation is AA running? Those notes are supposed to be stenciled, not hand-written.

[Ralph]

Aircraft mechanics would consider this to be standard operating procedure.