Fannie Flagg pretends to be an airline pilot. Even the women don’t want to go up.
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Fannie Flagg pretends to be an airline pilot. Even the women don’t want to go up.
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I’m no damn feminist, but I read this and think of that female military trained South West pilot that landed a plane less one engine and a freaken hole in the cabin.
I have to admit that when I was a young girl I bought into the myth that a woman airline pilot was a little too risky because of “that time of the month.” Now that I’m an adult, I realize it all depends on who the woman is. If it was Hillary Rodham-Clinton, I wouldn’t fly with her in the first seat. Or the second.
That lady was one of the first Navy fighter pilots and a genuine hero for SW Airlines:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7ID-HTUDVs
This is actually quite sad. We still don’t have anything to memorialize all the women who ferried planes into the the war zones of WWII. And some died doing it.
My dad died when I was 10, and with no living brothers, we had us a matriarchy going at our home. I thought the only thing I couldn’t do was something that needed more physical strength than I possessed. Anything else was a piece of cake. My mom was brilliant, and my sister and I knew it. Therefore, we were also. 🙂 Women pilots wouldn’t have phased me.
A woman priest is a different story. I would never go to one for confession. Men never remember anything. Women always remember.
Bringing home the Bacon. . .
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/2f/60/ca/2f60ca0bcee52c66c3e4c85b4abc7c51.jpg .
A sister in our former church is the captain on a 787. Her routes are Asia Pacific.
Plain Jane, you are right, you don’t want to tell any deep dark secrets to a women. You don’t even want to tell them what you dreamt last night. It will be held against you if they don’t like it.
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“This is actually quite sad. We still don’t have anything to memorialize all the women who ferried planes into the the war zones of WWII.”
My father was a side gunner in a B24. Flew 3 tours strait. He mentioned several times in his older age how brave these women were. After all, they were landing in a war zone.
I find it interesting the first airbase his wing flew out of was Benghazi.
A mere five years later, 1968, that joke was verboten. I watch a lot of reruns of old ’60’s TV shows, and the difference between 1963 and 1968 episodes of the same show is striking. Even the difference between 1966 and 1968 is quite noticeable. The preachy prog factor went up like a rocket almost overnight, and has been in orbit ever since.
The first female captain of the Galveston Ferry crashed it into the dock so hard it caused 3 million dollars damage and put that landing out of service for almost a year. She quit!
By the way, that stewardess is beautiful.
Elvis’ twin sister-failed poker face. Men are more adept at hiding their feelings. If I’m in a situation that evokes a negative emotion, I don’t have to speak a word.
I’d like to see these people’s response to the joys of air travel today!
I had a similar reaction when they told me Hillary Clinton was going to be the first female president.
And the prejudice against Southerners. Fannie Flagg has a sweet Alabama accent.
@Joe 6 Pac,
You are so correct. Plus chatty and catty, but not us babes here at iotw .we just do snark against libs.