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The Importance Of Airplanes

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Have you ever thought that flying on an airplaneHave you ever thought that flying on an airplane is not safe at all? for many years the airplane is one of the most important system of transportation that we have in the world As a result, many people are used to take the aiplane to travel around the world although ainplanes are not safe, there are so many ways you can have a accident on an airplane.Such as a storm, technical problems and terrorism It was July 1, and my mother and I were sitting waiting for the plane to arrived we were heading to Denver to visited my sister. While we were on the plane my mother and l were arguing as usually. I was so angry, because she started insulting my boyfriend, therefore, we started fighting. Shortly, the plane arrived …show more content…

We were finally unloading once the plane came to a complete stop, everyone started clapping and hugging to each other. I was so glad to be a live. After all that worry about dying on an airplane accident, moreover, was so happy have my mother by my side throughout the airplane experience. I couldn't help my self I was so happy that started crying We finally get out of the plane, then we were heading to pick up our huggage. After getting our luggage we made our way out to the airport My mother and I we were so happy bein Denver a live and safe. I couldn't wait to see my sister, so I pulled out my phone and I call her to let her know we were at the airport waiting for her to pick us up. while we were waiting for my sister at the airport, my mother and I started talking about the scarier moment in the plane. Then my mother said to me no matter what happen even if is on an airplane or anywhere I just want you to know I'm always here for you once again I apologize to my mother for the way I act every time that I got mad. hug her and I told her I'm always here for you no matter what happen; as a result that, we both started

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