RobinZartos wrote:The man that sat beside me (Camerman for VRT) was sweating and shaking too. I think we really had to suffer for the victims in South-East-Asia, altough i totally wasn't ill yet. But, if the flight would have endured for 30 more minutes i would have been abhorrant too.
Well, he was sitting behind me and indeed he wasn't very well !.
The woman next to me and her little daughter was also suffering from the very shaky flight.
I remember a flight to Washington which was flying in similar conditions for several hours. We were not allowed to loosen our seatbelts during that period.
I must admit this short flight was a bit rougher. Under normal flight conditions we wouldn't have got permission to loosen our seatbelts but the media had to shoot there journal footage.
I want to thank the pilot and crew for there excelent service they have given us. The flight was very bumpy but I never had such a soft landing !
Let me also say that my thoughts still go to the Tsunami victims, and I hope that the little sum I've spent to this flight will help families and other people who suffered this tremendous tragedy.
Greetings,
). As Robin said, lots of people were ill (even Paul Michiels got a little ill 
)
) from the VRT also. The camera-man from VRT was looking very ill! 
