NWADC9 From United States, joined May 2004, 3943 posts, RR: 9 Reply 2, posted (1 month 1 week 1 day 3 hours ago) and read 571 times:
Quoting AmricanShamrok (Reply 1): *gasp* You're not supposed to take safety cards off airplanes!
And who's to say he took it out of the seat pocket and stole it off the plane?
My Collection:
Big Sky Metro III 11/2002
Air France Cargo 747F 03/2002
Champion Air 727-200 8/2005
Skybus A319 Double Overwing Exits 7/2007
Allegiant Air MD-82/83/87/88 2007
Independence Air CRJ-200 5/2004
Northwest 727-200 6/1991
Mesaba Airlines (Northwest Airlink) RJ-85 4/1997
Northwest DC-9-30/40/50 2/1997
Frontier A318/A319 2003
Continental Express ERJ 2006
Air Koryo IL-62 date not listed
Midwest Connect CRJ-200 3/2007
Midwest MD-80 11/04
Midwest 717 11/04
US Airways A321 8/04
One of my rainy day projects would be to scan the front covers of all of my safety cards onto my computer so I can have a database of my stash (which was mostly attained on eBay auctions, wise guys...). Also, I have a bunch of Midwest 717 safety cards on eBay right now, so go snatch 'em! When I reach the break-even point of $13.50 (bought a package of Midwest 717 and CRJ safety cards and kept the two good ones ), I'll open up to trading.
Long live Northwest's DC-9's!!!!!! Signed, N994Z, N401EA, N606NW, N756NW, and other DC-9's acting like a complete idiot
MadameConcorde From Monaco, joined Feb 2007, 2594 posts, RR: 6 Reply 3, posted (1 month 5 days 1 hour ago) and read 510 times:
I love safety cards! I have a few good ones they are all from my trips including some Concorde safety cards. I have even got the A380 prototype (f-wwow) safety card two times as I have been on board on several occasions... I have SQ380 safety cards all from my flights, all the inaugural commercial flights and the one year anniversary flights.
Thread starter, I have a 14 year old friend in Singapore who will be interested to trade cards with you. This is his safety card collection website. http://www.freewebs.com/aviationsafetycards/index.htm
I have collected a lot of safety cards for him on my own trips.
There was a better way to fly. It was called Concorde.