You serve those Nuts the way I tell you do you understand me
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2014 3:33 amHabba,, Wabba,,, Ughhhh
You serve those Nuts the way I tell you , do you understand me -
get off the plane, I want you off the plane if you can't serve those Nuts properly to all the other Nuts on board the Aircraft !!!
You Stupid if you not serve Nuts properly,,,
*** somebody got their Panties in a Knot, over some Nuts !!
Unbelieveable Korean Airlines, get a life !!!
In the News :
Korean Air executive ejects crew member over how macadamia nuts were served !!!
A Korean Air Lines Co. executive flying from New York to Seoul last week on one of the airline’s planes demanded that a crew member get off the jet prior to takeoff after the executive took issue with the way she was served macadamia nuts, a company spokesman said.
Around 250 passengers were aboard Flight KE086, whose takeoff Friday was delayed by about 20 minutes because the plane had to return to the ramp to drop off the crew member, said the spokesman .
Cho Hyun-ah, who is a vice president in charge of Korean Air’s in-flight services and hotel business and the daughter of Chairman Cho Yang-ho, was seated in the plane’s first-class cabin when a flight attendant served her an unopened bag of macadamia nuts, the spokesman said. The problem arose after Cho said the flight attendant should have first asked her if she wanted the nuts, and then served them on a plate, not in the bag, per Korean Air in-flight service rules, according to the spokesman.
Cho “scolded” the flight attendant and asked the purser in charge of in-flight administration and supply about the proper procedure for food service in first class, the spokesman said. Unsatisfied with his response, she demanded that he get off the plane, according to the spokesman. The purser flew to Seoul on another Korean Air flight, the spokesman said.
Lee Chang-hee, director at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, said the agency would investigate the incident.
According to South Korean aviation regulations, a plane preparing for takeoff should return to the ramp only if the pilot determines there is an emergency situation, such as one involving the safety of the aircraft or its passengers. Violators can face up to 10 years in prison.
You serve those Nuts the way I tell you , do you understand me -
get off the plane, I want you off the plane if you can't serve those Nuts properly to all the other Nuts on board the Aircraft !!!
You Stupid if you not serve Nuts properly,,,
*** somebody got their Panties in a Knot, over some Nuts !!
Unbelieveable Korean Airlines, get a life !!!
In the News :
Korean Air executive ejects crew member over how macadamia nuts were served !!!
A Korean Air Lines Co. executive flying from New York to Seoul last week on one of the airline’s planes demanded that a crew member get off the jet prior to takeoff after the executive took issue with the way she was served macadamia nuts, a company spokesman said.
Around 250 passengers were aboard Flight KE086, whose takeoff Friday was delayed by about 20 minutes because the plane had to return to the ramp to drop off the crew member, said the spokesman .
Cho Hyun-ah, who is a vice president in charge of Korean Air’s in-flight services and hotel business and the daughter of Chairman Cho Yang-ho, was seated in the plane’s first-class cabin when a flight attendant served her an unopened bag of macadamia nuts, the spokesman said. The problem arose after Cho said the flight attendant should have first asked her if she wanted the nuts, and then served them on a plate, not in the bag, per Korean Air in-flight service rules, according to the spokesman.
Cho “scolded” the flight attendant and asked the purser in charge of in-flight administration and supply about the proper procedure for food service in first class, the spokesman said. Unsatisfied with his response, she demanded that he get off the plane, according to the spokesman. The purser flew to Seoul on another Korean Air flight, the spokesman said.
Lee Chang-hee, director at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, said the agency would investigate the incident.
According to South Korean aviation regulations, a plane preparing for takeoff should return to the ramp only if the pilot determines there is an emergency situation, such as one involving the safety of the aircraft or its passengers. Violators can face up to 10 years in prison.
