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paradox1899
3 years ago

I don’t care if I get to work in the morning or did anything there. I think that’s silly.

Guso3
3 years ago

Why should I clap?

I don’t get any applause when I packed the truck backwards.

allocigar78
2 years ago

This is a relic from past days and therefore still partly to be observed in holiday planes. On line where many people are sitting the more often flying is no longer clapped and even on holiday flyers this is not particularly good. 1. Do not hear the pilots in the cockpit anyway, and 2. it comes to them as if they had not given them the landing.

jolinamaria
3 years ago

Previously, the pilots have landed themselves…today the majority of technology (if I know). Surely the person lands himself and she always has to see if everything goes smoothly and so, but I don’t clap if my mum makes me a soup.

So if you notice/know that it was difficult conditions or it was really a gentle landing, then I’ll clap. Otherwise I just say thank you to the crew. I think that’s okay.

LenyDieMango
3 years ago

Well, it’s usually like the whole plane’s stealing, that’s what you’re talking about.

Besides, I think it’s not just for landing, but rather for the whole flight.

LG LenyDieMango 🤗

Luftkutscher
3 years ago

I’m a frequent flyer and I used to be a pilot. Why should you sneak after landing? First, the pilot doesn’t hear that and secondly, landings are his job. You don’t sound when a bus arrives at the bus stop

Leoloewe1
3 years ago
Reply to  Luftkutscher

The pilot hears that.

Luftkutscher
3 years ago
Reply to  Leoloewe1

How can he hear that? Looks like you’ve never been in a cockpit when the door was closed and the engines were running. Under these conditions, the pilot wouldn’t even get any of this if someone were gonna roar in the cabin.

Luftkutscher
3 years ago

Well, if a pilot in this subject doesn’t know who?

Leoloewe1
3 years ago

Okay. It was a bit quick from me. Seems to know you better.

Novemberesque
3 years ago

Since I’ve never been a plane passenger, I’ll get away.

But I hope that the gossips will be on bus trips every time “A high on our bus driver!” if they arrive and leave the destination intact.

Jo3591
3 years ago

If the waitress successfully puts me a beer without spilling, I don’t clap.

edgar1279
3 years ago

On holiday flights I could always observe this. I don’t know if I did this one or the other time.

ShimaG
3 years ago

I think I only experienced it once, twice a year ago, on holiday flights.

All the other scheduled flights I’ve never seen.

Sina1234567
3 years ago

I’m not smiling at the train driver or bus driver either.

Except if it was really very special as yesterday. The pilot has done a lot because of the storm.(Have seen the livecam from London Airport)

cg1967
3 years ago

At the airport? Normally. In the Hudson it looked different.

Leoloewe1
3 years ago
Reply to  cg1967

😂

Unaufhaltbar07
3 years ago

I thank God that I have landed safely, clapping is superfluous.

Snowrabbit978
3 years ago

Because I am grateful that I arrived safely and the plane has not crashed

Valentino148
3 years ago
Reply to  Snowrabbit978

That’s even their job if you’re so afraid of making a guide ticket and driving to your holiday destination

Snowrabbit978
3 years ago
Reply to  Valentino148

okey but I certainly don’t drive to Egypt by car and what is so badly grateful about it? And no one said anything of fear only that I’m glad they didn’t get their job.

PinguinRm
3 years ago

I’ve never seen anyone who does that

edgar1279
3 years ago
Reply to  PinguinRm

For holiday flights so far always

Marlon952
3 years ago

Neither as a passenger nor as a pilot 😛 We do not hear the bald eh;)

TomRichter
3 years ago
Reply to  Marlon952

I think you should sneak the passengers’ applause. For the courage to come along 😉

Marlon952
3 years ago
Reply to  TomRichter

And above all that they have remained until the end;)

Sina1234567
3 years ago
Reply to  TomRichter

😂

Tommyleinchen59
3 years ago
Reply to  TomRichter

🤣

HALO77HALO
2 years ago

They all stayed? Isn’t nobody smoking him?

Tommyleinchen59
3 years ago

😅

Tommyleinchen59
3 years ago

I’ve been flying a hundred times. But no one is stealing.

Maybe this is so common on charter flights? I’m always on my way with scheduled flights.

Tommyleinchen59
3 years ago
Reply to  WerFragtnDitte

I thought.

Peter109Jordan
3 years ago

About the successful landing. You always come down – but how?

ChristianMay270
3 years ago

No, I think that’s all right.

xenia1306
3 years ago

I’m clapping with every little thing

But also only me and my brother 😅 we somehow got used to this haha

PlayadeMuro
3 years ago
Reply to  xenia1306

Everybody’s blaming himself so well he can!

brennspiritus
3 years ago

I think it’s embarrassing. They’re just doing their job. I’m glad it doesn’t happen on line flights.

Next, someone steals in the canteen when the plate is filled

juergen63225
3 years ago

there’s only something like that in charter planes to party destinations.

When I first saw this, I thought I was in the wrong movie…

KJS3007
3 years ago

I’ve already had landings that were quite exciting and I’m looking for an applause.

JustASingle
3 years ago

If it was harder, yes.

Nickes19
3 years ago

The gossip is more one thing in the tourist planes.

No one steals in normal line flights.

TimeosciIlator
3 years ago

That would mean, if you weren’t stealing, you’d be jacked.

Rowal
3 years ago

I clap when the others clap.

Ichweisses75
3 years ago

Highest stewardess on the butt, hehe.

HALO77HALO
2 years ago
Reply to  Ichweisses75

This is not correct now!

It hostess flight attendant (Flight attententend)…lol

AlexausBue
3 years ago

A terrible habit…

Aonline
3 years ago

I don’t know

wiki01
3 years ago

It is mainly in tourist bombers. The (underswelling) fear is shaken off.

I’m sure I don’t clap for the cockpit to do what they’re paying for. You’ll never see the gossip in business flights.

fenschel
3 years ago

I’m also claping to Corona syringe…

PlayadeMuro
3 years ago

My boss doesn’t steal when I do my job.

Liavzzk0
3 years ago

Always easy to respect

PlayadeMuro
3 years ago
Reply to  Liavzzk0

Our son is a pilot and it has absolutely nothing to do with respect.

This is a pilot’s job.

It’s just embarrassing.

Liavzzk0
3 years ago
Reply to  PlayadeMuro

What’s embarrassing. I’d be happy about such a gesture.

HALO77HALO
2 years ago

Then it was ironic. I also know the question of the pilot to the cabin crew: do they go or are they still staring at fear?

Valentino148
3 years ago

That would give one the feeling that it would be a miracle that you survived I wouldn’t be happy because it would make me feel that it’s a miracle that I brought us safe….

Valentino148
3 years ago

I don’t think about these

ChristianMay270
3 years ago

This seems more different than if the safe landing would be something extraordinary

Liavzzk0
3 years ago

Doesn’t that have anything to do with it?

King123456642
3 years ago

Why shouldn’t the pilots be happy? This shows respect and gratitude for the safe flight.

PlayadeMuro
3 years ago

Surely not!

It’s only unpleasant to flyers!

No one steals when the flight attendant serves the food.

Liavzzk0
3 years ago

All right

PlayadeMuro
3 years ago

I can assure you that pilots are not happy about this gesture!