Thursday, February 01, 2007

Whatever happened to Nigeria Airways? Is the airline ever coming back? Still, one good way of knowing N.A.'s operating again is if...

1. You get to the airport before the ticket counter staff...

2. Everybody is checking in suitcases the size of a refrigerator....

3. The person beside you taps you on your shoulder and says .." I beg yu, checkeen dis piece of luggage fah mi nau... "

4. Everybody makes a bolt for the gate when the announcer on the p.a.system says that "..this is NOT a boarding announcement."...

5. You can't get on board because somebody in front of you is trying to get a Toyota engine block into the overhead compartment....

6. At least one passenger is accompanied by an armed Federal Agent (body guard or escort)....

7. No magazine or news paper to read unless you bring your own.......

8. Everybody is trying to figure out what the hell "Port of Embarkation" means...

9. The passenger next to you slowly leans away from you while raising one leg and mutters .. "Yes bwoy, DAT is gas!!!"

10. Somebody hands a flight attendant a paper bag and asks her to "heat up dis fufu soup fi mi nau deariee".....

11. The overhead compartment smells like fish and rum.... then it starts to drip on you....

12. Most of the passengers clap and clap when the pilot lands the plane gentleeee.....

13. Everybody who has a 48" Plasma TV, a boom-box and a microwave goes straight to the "Nothing to Declare" line

14. The steward serves you a hard bread bun and tells you "ol boy, no Tea oh"

5 comments:

feefey said...

i'm soo glad i have never had to fly nigeria airways.. wtf

laspapi said...

ah, mimi, if you had, they'd have raised your threshold for pain.
How r u?

feefey said...

fyn jare, raised osi gini

Aramide said...

I believe it has now been spruced up to becomeVirgin Nigeria...which I still don't regard as satisfactory lol but that is my belief anyway

laspapi said...

Virgin Nigeria tossed out Nigerian Airways. It wasn't a make-over in any way. The old staff went, the old planes went, I don't know if the old ways of service went, though.