UPDATED: 09 Aug 2010
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Re: News Story – cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS…
Dear Madam/Sir,
Can you confirm that this story, linked above is true? If it is true, I will have to advise my family and friends not to fly with your airline.
This is a truly worrying development indeed. It is really of great concern to me that airline officials and staff think a person should be banned from a flight for watching a video. A simple polite request to switch the video off would have dealt with the matter.
If this quote in the article is true:
"Safety and security as well as the comfort of all our passengers and crew is always our top concern and we take whatever steps we deem necessary to provide a safe, secure and comfortable environment," he said. "
then it is truly shocking. What I suspect the passengers were doing was trying to find out the truth behind the 911 attacks, so it is a great shame that airline staff intervened and prevented them from doing so – thereby endangering the long term safety of everyone concerned in the matter – crew and passengers alike.
You clearly are not aware, because of the intense media cover up/alternative media cover up of the legal action that has been taken by 2 US professors in relation to protecting the safety of US citizens in relation to the science fraud committed by US contractors.
Many people, like me, have grown weary of officious corporate and government paranoia – and are most troubled that facts – when pointed out – no longer count.
A few facts which prove the story of hijackers is a fable:
Planes hitting buildings do not *turn them to dust*
Hijackers cannot steer hurricanes towards and away from NYC over a period of several days
1/4 inch aluminium wing struts cannot cut through steel girders
Planes hitting buildings do not turn cars upside down.
I could go on – and on. I therefore suggest that all important officials in your organisation are trained as a matter of priority – and a starting point might possibly be this video:
This should be done as you said “Safety and security as well as the comfort of all our passengers and crew is always our top concern”. It is my top concern as well – and I have spent a very great deal of my own time and money in this area, so that the information to enhance your safety is freely available.
If you like, you can e-mail me when the training programme is complete, and I will then know that it is “safe to fly” again on Air Canada and I can tell all my friends. Who knows, if you “really get it”, you may even begin to understand what *real* safety may look like.
(I have posted this on my website and facebook account. If the story mentioned above is untrue, I will delete this posting, if you can confirm the story is untrue.)
Yours Sincerely,
Andrew Johnson
22 Mear Drive
Borrowash
Derbyshire
DE72 3QW
tel: 01332 674271
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Sent: 09 August 2010 15:39
Subject: Issue#:ABDA-6LISFI:07/29/2010 02:33:28:ad.johnson@ntlworld….
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Dear Mr Johnson,
Thank you for your recent email.
Having reviewed the link in which your comments refer to I would like to clarify that our crew’s priority and primary concern is the safety of our passengers and should they wish to alert the captain into any activity in which they feel may jeopardize the safety of the other passengers and crew on board they are permitted to do so under their own discretion.
You may wish to refer to the IATA International Passenger Rules and Fares Tariff rule 25 which outlines the carriers refusal to transport and Limitations of carrier.
I trust that this clarifies the airlines position in this matter Mr Johnson, and May we thank you for your interest in our airline.
Yours sincerely
Kate Heath
Customer Relations
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