Airline Decision-Making Scenarios

Rachel is contacted by a friend who has a feeling something is wrong with the plane's left fangi. Despite initial skepticism, Rachel decides to leave the plane, causing confusion among passengers. It is revealed that there is no such thing as a fangi, leading to chaos and everyone disembarking.

Why does Rachel's friend tell her to get off the plane?

• She has a bad feeling about the plane.

• She forgot something important.

• She thinks Rachel is on the wrong flight.

• She wants to meet Rachel urgently.

What specific part of the plane does Rachel's friend mention?

• The engine

• The left fangi

• The tail

• The right wing

How does Rachel initially react to her friend's warning?

• She immediately gets off the plane.

• She laughs it off.

• She is unsure but decides to stay on the plane.

• She calls the airline staff.

What does Rachel tell the other passenger about her friend's warnings?

• Her friend is always right.

• Her friend is a pilot.

• Her friend works for the airline.

• Her friend is almost never right.

What does Rachel decide to do after talking to the other passenger?

• Stay on the plane

• Call her friend again

• Ask for a seat change

• Get off the plane

What is the reaction of the airline staff when Rachel decides to leave?

• They offer her a refund.

• They immediately stop the plane.

• They call security.

• They ask her to sit down.

What do the other passengers do when Rachel decides to leave?

• They call the airline staff.

• They also decide to leave.

• They ignore her.

• They laugh at her.

What is the final realization about the left fangi?

• It is damaged.

• It does not exist.

• It is a critical part of the plane.

• It is a new feature.