Flight attendants share their most memorable travel experiences

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Flight attendants share their most memorable travel experiences

In the cult classic Snakes On A Plane, Samuel L Jackson utters the unforgettable phrase: "Enough is enough; I have had it with these snakes on this plane. Everybody strap in. I'm about to open some windows." Now, take that phrase, and replace snakes with spiders. That's how we would feel if we were sitting on this flight. Where did that thing even come from in the first place?

For everyone's sake, we hope the plane is still on the ground. Finding a giant spider with no way to open the windows is creepy.

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