I had had to hand over my computer bag, because when we landed on the carrier — when the plane touched down and hooked the arresting wire, the "trap" — we would go from a hundred and forty miles per hour to zero in a couple of seconds.
"I think it might be a military camp outside Cairo or on the outskirts of Cairo, especially because when we landed, a car that belongs to the armed forces took us and wandered around the area for 10 minutes," one of the activists, Nasser Amin, told Al Masry Al Youm, an Egyptian newspaper.
I had had to hand over my computer bag, because when we landed on the carrier when the plane touched down and hooked the arresting wire, the "trap"—we would go from a hundred and forty miles per hour to zero in a couple of seconds.
"It was a little scary when we landed because the week before a plane had been hijacked and everyone was killed," he said.
We went through one more G.M., who resigned because of the pressure, before we landed our current G.M., Isaac, who has done a fantastic job the past few years.
"Once we took off, I started to relax because I figured that when we landed in Copenhagen to change planes, I would just get off and run if there were trouble".
Because we were landing in Utah, that's why.
"I think he would have said, 'Let's not do this, let's be quiet, let's not interfere with [the terrorists], because once we have landed the authorities will take care of it.
They said we had more opportunities than other people because we have land and good credit".
