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Why some passengers touch the plane before boarding (opens the original)
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Every time Michelle Tucker flies, she reaches out and gives the plane a little tap, tap, tap as she boards. “Like you give a dog a little pat on the head,” said Tucker, 51, who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. “We now have the connection.” A nervous flyer, Tucker picked up the habit from her husband of 26 years, who double taps the plane. Their teenagers do the same. So do untold numbers of fellow travellers who touch, tap and pat the aircraft as they prepare to hurtle across the sky at 38,0
Why some passengers touch the plane before boarding (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Every time Michelle Tucker flies, she reaches out and gives the plane a little tap, tap, tap as she boards. “Like you give a dog a little pat on the head,” said Tucker, 51, who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. “We now have the connection.” A nervous flyer, Tucker picked up the habit from her husband of 26 years, who double taps the plane. Their teenagers do the same. So do untold numbers of fellow travellers who touch, tap and pat the aircraft as they prepare to hurtle across the sky at 38,0
Why some passengers touch the plane before boarding (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Every time Michelle Tucker flies, she reaches out and gives the plane a little tap, tap, tap as she boards. “Like you give a dog a little pat on the head,” said Tucker, 51, who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. “We now have the connection.” A nervous flyer, Tucker picked up the habit from her husband of 26 years, who double taps the plane. Their teenagers do the same. So do untold numbers of fellow travellers who touch, tap and pat the aircraft as they prepare to hurtle across the sky at 38,0
Why some passengers touch the plane before boarding (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Every time Michelle Tucker flies, she reaches out and gives the plane a little tap, tap, tap as she boards. “Like you give a dog a little pat on the head,” said Tucker, 51, who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. “We now have the connection.” A nervous flyer, Tucker picked up the habit from her husband of 26 years, who double taps the plane. Their teenagers do the same. So do untold numbers of fellow travellers who touch, tap and pat the aircraft as they prepare to hurtle across the sky at 38,0
Why some passengers touch the plane before boarding (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Every time Michelle Tucker flies, she reaches out and gives the plane a little tap, tap, tap as she boards. “Like you give a dog a little pat on the head,” said Tucker, 51, who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. “We now have the connection.” A nervous flyer, Tucker picked up the habit from her husband of 26 years, who double taps the plane. Their teenagers do the same. So do untold numbers of fellow travellers who touch, tap and pat the aircraft as they prepare to hurtle across the sky at 38,0
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