Time for Terror in the Skies the flights is zero nier. You are a glare at the day off. Roger, get off my plane, Roderick Rodgers. Let's our Victor, Victor. Enough is enough? I have handed with these multi pipe snakes on this money Pridy right, it's Gary and Shannon's Terror in the Skies on KFI. So there's a new rule for United Airlines. The check in cutoff for most US flights will be forty five minutes before departure. Your bags also have to be checked at least forty five minutes
before the flight takes off. This is specific for United. You can check in up to twenty four hours before you fly on United, but they're saying that they want to up it from thirty minutes the cutoff of thirty minutes before flight time to forty five minutes before flight time. It will vary, they say, depending on location and route. For example, the Saint Thomas Airport in the Virgin Islands has a check in time limit of ninety minutes prior
to departure. The same cutoff listed for flights between Guam, Honolulu, etc. And for international flights you have to check in an hour before departure. Some of them say an hour and fifteen minutes, some are an hour and a half, depending
on where they are. But United says they made the change to bring greater consistency for the customers by aligning the current check bag deadline with the blah blah blah blah blah, and if you don't meet your check in time limits, they say, we'll do our best to find another option, but they may have to cancel your flight. A British Airways flight attendant got a little nasty arrested last week after being discovered naked and dancing inside a
business class restroom mid flight. On this journey from San Francisco all the way to London. That's a hefty haul. Forty one year old crew member not named publicly apparently vanished during the mid mid flight meal service on the A three eighty. That's one of the big babies, so everybody started looking for Bob or whatever his name was. He was eventually located in the Club World cabin bathroom, where, according to one of the colleagues, he had turned the
space into a one man disco. Fellow staff eventually dressed him in first class pajamas because they were available, restrained him in a first class seat for the remainder of the ten and a half hour flight. The plane obviously landed safely at Heathrow Airport on May twenty fifth, four hundred and seventy passengers and crew on board, and upon arrival they took him off. Police came in and said that he was arrested on suspicion of being unfit for duty.
He has been suspended. All inquiries have been turned over from British Airways to law enforcement to answer questions, so no idea exactly what happened to the guy