Willy Wonka and the Air Disaster
A couple weeks ago I took a flight on Sun Country (think Southwest without all the perks). Before we took off I looked through passenger safety information.
Something strange caught my eye in the final frame:
Now I don’t fly all that often, so maybe I’m not up to speed on the latest in airline safety pamphlets, but it seemed a little odd that Willy Wonka would suddenly make an appearance, especially since he’s nowhere to be found anywhere else in the pamphlet.
Can someone offer an explanation?
sure - it is obvious that while you may not take your purse or any personal belongings with you, any item crucial to your ensemble (ie: purple top hat) is acceptable.