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We Even Use Duct Tape To Fly

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - OCTOBER 15: A Spirit Airlines plane lands at Harry Reid International Airport on October 15, 2022 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Holiday airfare prices are expected to be the most expensive in the last 5 years with Thanksgiving ticket prices up 25 percent from last year with the average round trip ticket price of $281. Christmas travel costs are up 55 percent from last year with round trip ticket prices averaging $435. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Duct tape fixes everything, right?  We use it to fix car bumpers, hold leaks coming from a washing machine, we even use it to duct tape to fly.  Wait, what?  I saw this on TikTok the other day.  A maintenance worker for Spirit Airlines is fixing a wing with duct tape.  In the video, the woman mentions that someone told her it’s aviation tape and maybe it is.  Regardless, it’s tape on the wing of a plane that’s about to fly hundreds of people to their destination at 30,000 feet.  This would have been a hard pass for me if I saw this.  Or, start sending the beverage cart around.  I can’t believe we even use duct tape to fly. Watch the video below!

@myhoneysmacks

Im only flying southwest now 😤 #spirit #spiritairlines #plane #planecrash #cockpit #airline #flight #fly #scary #omg #mindboggling

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