Something happened in Europe (volcano)

A little quiz: What does Tatsujin mean?

a) Let's clog the volcano!
b) Let's drink some champagne, bitches!

 

oh yeah, i was planning for a USA trip in october :/

 

I planned for a South America trip... Oh well. I think that means I will prepone my Trans-Siberian railway trip instead, if it comes to that.

 

KLM did a testflight here yesterday in Holland going up to max altitude and claimed nothing happened/no damange to the plane what so ever.

 

Risky KLM... what would they have said in case of a plane crash?

 

Well they would of lost their director Hartman that joined the test flight and the pilots off course, and would probably recommend others to not fly :thumbsup:

 

But it is a good sign that air traffic will soon resume. Though I think the clear blue sky and no aircraft noise is really awesome.

 

Darn, my parents will come over here in September. Hope that they have tamed that damn smokin' volcano till then.

 

Stick filters on the intake. Job done.

 

wow brave director!

 

Ive been in the US till last wednesday and we flew over iceland (destination: Frankfurt Intl)......but we didnt even saw something directly over iceland (no, there were no normal clouds)

 

Excuse me, but isn't it worsening it? We already have enough Co2 in the air so that the nature can't handle it.And this just makes it even worse.

 

Gah, hope this doesn't last for weeks on end. I have a flight to the USA in 3.5 weeks that i can't cancel. Plus No insurrance company will refund/pay you anything because natural disasters aren't covered by your basic travel insurrance.

 

There is not such a thing. You've been trick by media :lol:

 

Yeah but the dust in the atmosphere will block at least some sunlight potentially reducing the energy actually reaching the surface. That's the idea at least, I think.