Needless to say, the man suddenly felt safer.
The incident on July 28 drew comments on Twitter and other social media websites, but the Seattle-based airline says there was nothing to worry about.Stuff.co.nz | via
Spokeswoman Bobbie Egan said today that it was an approved trim repair to the corner flap on the right wing. A maintenance technician wrote to let the flight crew know.
Egan said: "The message was the result of someone's good intentions," but the wing note "was not appropriate and did not follow company procedures".
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