JQ pax fined for $700 for inflight phone use

[Aussie_flyer]

No, but being a cretin, he 'chose the correct airline to travel with'.

Sometimes I choose Jetstar... am I a cretin? Do I deserve for him to be flying with me because I flew Jetstar?

This kind of comment is ALMOST as immature and pathetic as the 'cretin' in question.

 

[JessicaTam]

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[ozbeachbabe]

Interesting ... what would you call it? a necklace? he's wearing ... wearing that into the court sends an interesting message.


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Maybe what looks to be an AK-47 trinket was being worn as a tribute to the recently departed Mikhail Kalashnikov.

 

[TomVexille]

Maybe what looks to be an AK-47 trinket was being worn as a tribute to the recently departed Mikhail Kalashnikov.

Maybe, but not likely, and it's definitely not something that I'd be wearing to court

 

[boylero]

In asia this behaviour is much more prevalent along with

1. getting up out of your seat whilst plane is taxiing
2. making calls mid-flight
3. racing to the front of business class from row 36
4. spitting into sick bags

 

[RooFlyer]

Sometimes I choose Jetstar... am I a cretin? Do I deserve for him to be flying with me because I flew Jetstar?

This kind of comment is ALMOST as immature and pathetic as the 'cretin' in question.

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Edit: I thought it was obvious, but the comment was that this cretin chose Jetstar. Not that Jetstar passengers are cretins. Geddit?

As to your other assessment, I'll remember it when I'm looking out the window of my next QF flight as this guy follows you up the stairs of the adjacent Jet Star flight

 

[travel193]

More likely that King is a Today Tonight viewer.

I know I risk sounding like a Today Tonight viewer,