June 7, 2018 - ¡ᴉH

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Jan

When I came across the pic on the left on Imgur, I instantly knew I had to have Amber in the same pose :3

I want her to become an air hostess in a later arc!

Just the art here

Panther • 06/07/2018

WEEEEE

Surely you know how to entertain the passengers , Amber ^_^

Kangaar Foxfire • 06/07/2018

Is that safe? :o

OldTiger • 06/07/2018

The ONE drawback to flying cargo...sigh

Wolffan • 06/07/2018

No, that is most definitely NOT safe. Nope, nope, nope.

Jan • 06/07/2018

@Kangaar Foxfire @Wolffan Plot twist: mid-flight turbulence and the plane is doing a barrel roll. So she's upright and safe :3

Panther • 06/07/2018

@Kangaar Foxfire :

Let me check it ........... tickle "SPLAM" ! No , it's not . And it won't be safe for me if i stay here ^_^"

ndrvr • 06/07/2018

It's pretty safe as long as it's Amber.

Now count Wolfram into the equation..........................

Panther • 06/07/2018 • edited

@ Ndrvr :

With Wolf : http://s1.ibtimes.com/sites/www.ibtimes.com/files/styles/embed/public/2014/03/12/lion-air-crash-april-2013.jpg ^_^"

But be quiet : Wolf has survived XD

JaredTheWolf • 06/07/2018

Cute

ndrvr • 06/08/2018

@Panther that'll be Wolf in "tame" mode ^^.

With Wolf in "Wolfram" mode he'd ask "Plane...? What plane...?" :)

Ephesus • 06/09/2018

@Kangaar it may be safe for the passengers (...since, y'know, there are none) but it's certainly not Safe For Work.

Panther • 06/09/2018

@ Ndrvr :

What plane ? This plane , wolf Wolfram : https://media.gettyimages.com/vectors/burning-airplane-vector-id167309218 ^_^"

WB101 • 06/09/2018

Yep yep... Definitely NOT safe. O_o

@Jan If the plane is doing a barrel roll (or even an aileron roll... ha ha!), why are the seat belts not dangling ‘up’? ;p

Also, I wouldn’t advise trying to barrel roll any large aircraft (or try loops in an early Spitfire). Most simply aren’t structurally designed for it.

And... Perky vixen is perky! :D

AncientWolf • 06/11/2018

@WB101 The guys who fly cargo 747s for UPS say they can do a good snap roll. Being an engineer myself, we always add an extra margin into the design specs for safety.

Here's a true story about Alvin "Tex" Johnson doing a 1 G barrel roll in a 707 (aka Dash-80).

http://www.military.com/video/commercial-aviation/civil-aviation/boeing-707-does-barrel-roll-1955/2935290602001

John Dunkelburg • 06/11/2018

Well, that's one way to do pose for an advertising shot for the airline. Of course, Amber is also advertising a certain level of... flexibility as well.

WB101 • 06/11/2018

@Ancientwolf I almost made a comment excluding Boeings in general, as if any aircraft could handle the stress/strain... they could. But are they still building them as tough as the B-17s? ;)

Eric O. Costello • 06/17/2018

It occurred to me, early in the arc, that Amber was once on the ground staff (ticket counter?) of an airline. So she's getting rehired and promoted?

Silverwolf • 06/24/2018

@Jan: Either that or Amber is in a prototype undergoing airworthiness tests prior to production. I hear they have to do spins and barrel rolls with jet airliners to satisfy safety requirements.

@ndrvr: "No, Wolf, we are not subjecting the aircraft to geometric stresses in four SPATIAL dimensions!

Matt • 07/02/2018

okay what happens when they reach cruising altitude of the shuttle where weightlessness is in effect?

Matt • 07/02/2018

@WB101 now if the could just barrel roll amber into the overhead compartment.

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