Pretty cool story. I once fixed a faulty first class seat on an NWA red-eye flight. The metal pin that held it in the upright position broke, causing it to fa

Pretty cool story. I once fixed a faulty first class seat on an NWA red-eye flight. The metal pin that held it in the upright position broke, causing it to fall all the way in the lap of the person directly behind it. Was an almost-full flight and they were going to have to get a duct-tape maintenance guy to bodger it up. I managed to secure it with a seatbelt extender and something else (bit of a ballpoint pen I think). Anyway, was kind of cool, and earned me a free bottle of wine to carry off the plane, on top of the regular drinks consumed on the flight.