Sebastien

If somebody does, with what we've said, he'll feel so ashamed he won't tell for sure!

Just kidding, come on, who'd do that? Safety cards, i know lots of people who collect them.... As this ois a confession thread, for my part, i try to get un-openned cans and plastic glasses... Sometimes a pillow and a blanket...

LOL, the life jacket? i love the idea!

Flight number- correct! Time- Perfect! Plane- not sure, i'll have to check, it is either a 777 or a 744 Route- not answered yet.

Sunday july the 2nd, around 2300, the mystery plane from MH was taking off at KUL, destination: CDG, Paris. Now, you assignment, if you accept it , is to find out what plane it was (whether it was a 734, a 332 or whatever) and what the flight number was . I won't give any additional clues . And if you are Mr I-know-everything, there is a bonus question: what was the route used (Fixes, waypoints...). The first to give this valuable info wins! May the forc be wit you!

Don't worry, they are really stupid, but not for that point, so it isn't a bad comment.

Well, my crash was just a very hard landing, i jumped a bit, and heard the sound i described. I want to do it again!!!!!

I was wondering, how many of you you very late at KLIA to see the big planbes take-off? Today we are the 3rd, if any of you does it, did anyone go in the night of the 2nd/early this morning? I need the reg of the plane used for the flight to paris, and if possible, the flight number . MH web's was down last night....

hell yeah! you even feel the speed at take-off! it's scary!!! Though you seem a little... pervert..... lol, half of the guys in my class are the same

it was a loud chrash sound, like it you threw glasses on the floor

look, do you think there is time to do cruise between WMKK and WMSA? I completely ruined the company as i crashed the plane on landing...

look, after 5 minutes, the guy said i was really good with A/P so he turned it off, i flew manual a 777, which is hard. This was a special thing done by my school, and it took six months to be able to do one afternoon. I hope to do it again, if you know anybode from the simulator maintenace dept or the external relations of MAS please help me to find the people i met that day!

inside, it was more than surprising. it was like being on an actual 777. It was show-off time. After i programmed the FMC for WMKK WMSA, i piloted manual this short flight, becuase they turned the A/p off... It went all nice, except for landing. After three turn-arounds, i crashed the plane in an attemp to land.

remebers me of my simulator session... TK, when will you go to the training center of MAS?

So, i went inside the bilding, and they explained how training was done. Then, it was the time to go into a smulator... Fist, it's huge, big, massive. it's imprssive! So, i went to a simulator... of the 777.

Occasion: it was the only day they could accept me Pics:unfortunately, no. the security didn't want.

No, not tour. the ones that got to PRoton were 6th graders. It was a private thing that the school made possible. I want to know if any of you know the staff involved in this, i couldn't get their names, so please, thouse from MAS, help. I did the simulator because i wanted to try it. Just a hint to guess the simulator i used: I don't like the 777

Today was a great day. I woke around 6.45, went to shcool, had boring clases. But th afternoon was different. I was going to the MAS training dept to fly in a SIMULATOR! for an hour. Hoping i could have either the 333, or the 734, i was excited. This was a very first for me. The day before, i revised my FMC knoledge with FS, and so i felt prepared to kick a$$. When i got there, I met a nice person from the external relations dept, which brought me to the training center and presented me to a person in charge of the maintenance of these machines. I'm from the french school. The rest of the story is coming, but first soem suspense and somee comments!

Do you know if any airline allows passengers on the jumpseat. like airasia? By the way, Gavin, if you read this, please change my name to Mr S, which is my REAL name