Inside the airplane, Sutton workers were collapsing the stalls as each horse left, making room for the rest to walk through.
This either implicates airplane maintenance workers or indicates that security was so lax that the terrorists themselves gained access to the planes pre-flight.
For some airplane-factory workers, certain plane parts can do just that, with the aid of augmented reality (AR).
It is unbelievable to me that a photo ID is required to board an airplane, but election workers take your word as your identity at the voting booth.
Aug. 9: A tribute to Bill Withers, the former child stutterer turned airplane-assembly-line worker, who, as a middle-aged man, quit working nine to five for a career in music, with spectacular results ("Ain't No Sunshine," "Lovely Day," "Use Me," "Lean on Me").
But some aviation groups, including the Aviation Fuel Club, are working to make such an alternative fuel available at airports around the country in an effort to limit this potential source of lead exposure for airport workers, airplane pilots and passengers, along with everyone else in the surrounding community, including children.
And it is there, when individual firefighters or office workers or airplane passengers choose the altruistic path that science gives way to wonder.
Though the LaGuardia protest dealt with working conditions more broadly, the Ebola outbreak offered a good opportunity to highlight those conditions, since the workers cleaning airplane cabins regularly come into contact with passengers' bodily fluids.
Rumors of airplanes shipping illegal workers from Asia directly into construction sites, from which they didn't leave until after the completion of the Olympic stadiums, didn't seem to bother anyone particularly; all everyone cared about was not having to see those immigrants in public spaces.
In the summer months, relief personnel and summer field-workers arriving by airplane and ship enlarge the population.
