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	<title>Comments on: Nok, Nok, Who&#8217;s There?</title>
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		<title>By: mary</title>
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		<description>The scariest flight I ever took was on Egypt Air. We flew from Cairo to Abu Simbel. When we took off, there was hardly any taxi-ing whatsoever - it seemed like we only went about 5 feet down the airstrip before the wheels left the ground. It was turbulent as all get-out, but the strangest thing happened when we landed: a giant round of applause filled the cabin, apparently elated that we didn&#039;t die over the course of our half-hour flight. Thankfully, we then embarked on a cruise down the Nile, so we didn&#039;t need a plane to get back to Cairo. Long story short, don&#039;t be surprised if the passengers on Nok Air do something similar. :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The scariest flight I ever took was on Egypt Air. We flew from Cairo to Abu Simbel. When we took off, there was hardly any taxi-ing whatsoever &#8211; it seemed like we only went about 5 feet down the airstrip before the wheels left the ground. It was turbulent as all get-out, but the strangest thing happened when we landed: a giant round of applause filled the cabin, apparently elated that we didn&#8217;t die over the course of our half-hour flight. Thankfully, we then embarked on a cruise down the Nile, so we didn&#8217;t need a plane to get back to Cairo. Long story short, don&#8217;t be surprised if the passengers on Nok Air do something similar. :)</p>
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