At 01:07 PM 25/05/01 +1000, you wrote:
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>> Why is alcohol served on planes? Its seems that the two don't really mix
>> (i.e. dehydration, loutish behaviour etc.)
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>I agree. Fly Royal Brunei; it's BYO alcohol. Very pleasant.
>
>PeterS
>(caffeine and alcohol free blood levels)
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>>My 2c
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> Why is alcohol served on planes? Its seems that the two don't really mix
> (i.e. dehydration, loutish behaviour etc.)
>
>
I agree. Fly Royal Brunei; it's BYO alcohol. Very pleasant.
PeterS
(caffeine and alcohol free blood levels)
>My 2c worth,
>
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I think the CASA safety advice is well presented. A better informed public
may behave better whilst on planes. Granted some people with phobias may be
totally scared by this information, but in all seriousness, they should seek
professional help for flying phobia (that is if they have to air trave
