Perhaps its self published through Jaico? Even those who would have thought of buying this book out of curiosity would desist from doing so if they read these excerpts! The author tries hard for bringing in some humour and fails miserably at it.
when late for chek in, always request for a middle seat with two extremely fat thugs on either side, preferably near the loo. bcos thats what u are going to get anyway.
Does this guy know what he is talking about? Captains do take a lot of risk and decision in many situations. It might be easy to pull their legs with humour but to understand their actual role is something different. Being working in an airline, I would surely say this book is nothing but a garbage and if published it would create more chaos if people try to implement the so called tips provided by author
Re: Absurdity
by Manoharan on Mar 24, 2014 02:05 PM
Let us not take very serious on this hilarious musing. It is interesting, funny, and true (e.g., Captain"s groovy announcements). It offers a great relief in this summer and howling politics.
If the excerpts published above are a reasonable indication, at best, this reads like an amateur writer's blog. I am amazed that a publication has gone ahead with producing this so-called book. I think the writer of the article either has been paid t write this, or is close associate of the author There's something fishy here.
1. Incase of emergency it will be diificult to comeout of window seat. 2. There is always a possibility, when the food tray is passed to window person it may spill on the Aisle r centre seat fellows. 3. No arm rests for the centre seat guy. 4. For Aisle seat person one side is free.
5. While going out the aisle seat guy can moveout first. This is a good advantage if you are a regular traveller. This is the reason I always selectAisle seat.
