I would like to be a pilot
From passenger to pilot there is only one letter in commun.
When you take the plane it’s always the same refrain, especially in the “no space” class.
You have to wait to register the luggage, go through the security check, board, find your seat, take off, and above all, wait for your meal tray. Whatever your seat is, the air hostesses always start serving the wrong side, and you spend half of your movie watching out for them to come. But why does this meal become the grail when we know what to expect?
After that, you have two solutions to pass the time: watch a movie but most of the time one of the headphones doesn’t work, or try to sleep but you never know how to wedge your head.
Finally after few hours you arrive at destination, the pilot comes to greet you, always dressed up to the nines and with an happy face. You, you just look untidy, you have messy hair, and your legs are broken.
I would like to be the airline pilot instead of being the impatient passenger.
Fasten your seat belt, we are going through a turbulence zone.
The famous sentence that one hates to hear even if one is not afraid of the plane.
Everyone knows that turbulence is a normal phenomenon and that there is no point to be scared. Meanwhile, you know perfectly that for the next 5 minutes your heart will make leaps in your chest and you will be shaked like a rag doll.
Thus, at this moment everyone is wondering if there is a pilot on the plane? What happens in the cockpit and why the turbulence remains? You just want shout at him "change your course, avoid it!"
I would like to be an outstanding pilot to avoid air pockets.
I've never had my feet on the ground
Always with the head in the clouds to dream of new adventures and trips.
Surrounded by all the air hostesses, I would like to look pompous after landing with success in Singapore or in San Francisco.
Travel around the world in a few days, and be able to roam around in Tokyo and get tanned in Rio.
I would like to be an air pilot to always have my head upside down