Then there were errors

When my Mother sent me a message on her birthday that she's "planning such a party that the whole air space of Europe has been shut down in order to maintain the security" it sounded just like another top 10 joke. Oh mom, you're such a joker! Knowing what had happened on Iceland the little fellow Fred didn't really get the big picture of what it really meant for the rest of the world. 1821 the volcano kept on erupting such a long time we don't even want to imagine on the consequences if it's going to be erupting for over a year. Although we should.

This is the moment for Boeing and Airbus to come up with new radical ideas how to keep the airplanes up and going despite, let's say minor setbacks OR we could take out the DC-3:s and install desert filters in them! Most importantly we should implement this fabulous thinking of the ability of modification in new planes. Make them fly backwards or paint them yellow. Just make it work. And the world laughs at him, Fred takes the laughs with pride and honor.

How did France manage these times? As following:
1) Organize a train strike (SNCF)
2) Make sure a volcano messes up all flights in Europe
3) Don't do much effort to make the inhabitants happy
4) Enjoy the product
5) Be French

But don't worry beloved fellow humans who can't fly without the help of jet engines! Planes are coming back to the airspace as we speak and will make flights from unknown destinations to other unknown destinations. And the little SNCF strike is probably going to be over soon too. Fascinating. Mother, I guess your party starts to come to its end soon, so go on and in-joy what's left of it!

Planes spotted going west from Lyon!