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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
7-11-2011 @ 9:40PM
hank said...
Mr. Stuker, there is a health risk associated with flying this much: During the years when smoking was allowed on board: lung cancer. Excessive radiation while in the air/atmosphere , particularly with polar crossings. Bladder infections from excessive takeoffs and landings. Respiratory infections from poor quality recirculated air. Digestive problems from eating ultra preserved airline food. Did they also upgrade you to first class after your milestone ? Doubt it. Have a nice day.
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