Absolutely brilliant!!

I too do not know what the little hole in the window is good for.

Pressurized commercial aircraft have two or more layers of air-tight lexan to keep the aircraft pressurized, and have an additional layer on the inside to protect the lexan from damage. As the aircraft changes pressure, the small hole allows air to vent in and out for pressure equalization between the layers of window. The hole is between the outer layer and the aircraft cabin, but is not connected to the air outside the aircraft.

good thing various people knows various things.

That was great! Bravo! Id like to see more things like this, very entertaining.

thats great way to pass time..

Boredom - resolved.

very nice

haha, those handdryers in terminal 5 are awesome! I used one a few times, then suddenly there was a drought in the country

Hey, that airplane meal looks just like the one I had...on my other 16 flights this year

Are the handdryers those new Dyson ones with 10-sec blasts of really, really blowy air? They're ace :-)

I live in NZ and go to Berlin several times a year.

So it's 14hrs to LA (Layover) then to NY or Chicago (layover) and then on to London or Frankfurt for another layover...

Love it!

He should sell some of his excellent drawings then will be able to travel 1st class and get some sleep still having time for more drawings to make more money.
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If the cabin depressurized, could one be sucked out of that little hole?

sdfsdff

When my kidneys failed I was stuck in dialysis 4 hours every Mon-Wed-Fri and used to draw things... until the nurse found out ;)

great creation!!!!

Great writing, I've been looking for that!?

Possibly the BEST blog that I read this week?!

Elba