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10 Real-Life Dramatic Stories on an Airplane You Won’t Want to Miss

Story 9:

I was flying back from vacation with my mom when I was 9. The flight was 13 hours non-stop, the seats were packed tightly, and I was dying of boredom, so I decided to go meet the flight attendants. They talked to me, gave me all kinds of desserts that they serve on planes, and kept me entertained. My mom knew where I was and that I was fine. They asked me if I’d been in the cockpit, and I said no, but that it had always been my dream. They immediately took me there. I was over the moon! It was already dark, they turned on the lights, let me hold the controls and press buttons. I sat there with headphones on. It was absolutely amazing! © Caramel / VK

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