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> But, in order to make sure she could handle the 3-hour flight, my wife and I made sure to hype up the airplane journey. So much so, that my toddler was shocke
by s4i 3y ago
> But, in order to make sure she could handle the 3-hour flight, my wife and I made sure to hype up the airplane journey. So much so, that my toddler was shocked when we had to get into a cab for the airport — she expected to walk straight from our house onto a plane.
This is absolutely adorable, hilarious and understandable at the same time.
- jakey_bakey 3y agoHaha yeah, I think by the journey back she started to get the hang of it
- seanc 3y agoFun fact, there's a swanky gated community in Florida where you can do just that: https://www.architecturendesign.net/john-travoltas-house-is-a-functional-airport-with-2-runways-for-his-private-planes/ https://www.architecturendesign.net/john-travoltas-house-is-...
- pc86 3y agoFly-in communities are actually pretty common as far as aviation stuff goes. There are probably several hundred in the US.
- psunavy03 3y agoBut most of them have runways made for small general aviation bugsmashers, not 707s.
- JTbane 3y agoWhile that sounds like a great concept I'd be worried about the constant lawnmower tier noise that GA planes make over my home.
- pc86 3y agoThen you probably shouldn't buy a house where the biggest selling point is that it's directly connected to a runway.