Do it!
And this is why you keep them fastened!
CNN:
“People that weren’t seat belted in flew up and hit the ceilings,” passenger John Norwood told WSVN. “So their faces, their heads hit the plastics and broke all the plastics up top.”
Continental said seven passengers were transported to nearby hospitals, and approximately 28 other passengers were treated at the scene. Lt. Elkin Sierra of the Miami-Dade Fire Department said 26 passengers were injured, including four seriously.
The Boeing 767-200 hit turbulence about 50 miles north of the Dominican Republic at about 38,000 feet, according to an official with the Federal Aviation Administration. It landed in Miami an hour later with its seat belt signs illuminated, the airline said.
You’re high enough up in the air to practically tickle God’s feet, and you think that metal tube is just going to behave like you were on a newly paved interstate? Morons.
