I haven't seen it, so it's new to me! I also like that the manager is "in charge," as opposed to those other managers that just sit around and look busy.
"safe" and "comfortable" two words you do NOT want to see in quotation marks on an airline poster, no matter HOW professional the captain in the photo looks....
I saw that sign at the Kyoto airport! It was NOT encouraging, I must say...
Well, I made it to Tokyo safely...and got bumped up to First Class because they over-booked some high school trips in economy, so I wasn't trapped back there with them, so I guess it was "comfortable" too...
Safe and comfortable or horrible death. One of those.
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ha. true story. I usually catch those.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it, so it's new to me! I also like that the manager is "in charge," as opposed to those other managers that just sit around and look busy.
ReplyDelete"safe" and "comfortable" two words you do NOT want to see in quotation marks on an airline poster, no matter HOW professional the captain in the photo looks....
ReplyDeleteAir France?
ReplyDeleteNo, it's "Reassuring." Capital for consistency.
ReplyDeletewhat's weird is that it's also in quotes in the Japanese version...
ReplyDeleteI saw that sign at the Kyoto airport! It was NOT encouraging, I must say...
ReplyDeleteWell, I made it to Tokyo safely...and got bumped up to First Class because they over-booked some high school trips in economy, so I wasn't trapped back there with them, so I guess it was "comfortable" too...
Lol. I "love" it. Thanks for your "great" "blog." """ Seriously though, keep up the good work!
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