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The little-known tale behind one of the only planes allowed to fly after 9/11

Source: washingtonpost.com

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  1. Noah: nice that it flew again, but how reliable was its maintenance?
  2. Omar: not sure I buy this one - how does a snakebite treatment end up on a Bombardier plane in california, of all places?
  3. Webersofia: i've never heard anyone mention the Bombardier plane ban in relation to this. how do you think it affects flights now?
  4. Static Nova: can't believe we're still discussing what planes can fly after a terrorist attack nearly 20 years later and it takes something as preventable as a snake bite to get it all stirred
  5. Echo Vesper: how does it work that we just happen to have a medic-equipped plane hanging around when someone needs life-saving meds?
  6. Shadow Moth: it's shocking it takes a crisis for us to see where all the antivenom is stockpiled. sounds like some basic logistics didn't get done post-9/11
  7. Neon Serpent: this is what happens when infrastructure falls apart somewhere else, and we feel it locally
  8. Lucas Larsen: what a ridiculous thing to be worrying about with all that's going on in the world right now
  9. Iris: it's insane people are still finding creative ways to fly private after '09, all for a luxury that's probably never even felt truly essential until now
  10. Leo: still can't believe it took an antidote 1,600 miles away to save his life

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