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<blockquote data-quote="Keia" data-source="post: 921234" data-attributes="member: 98">The Lear Jet, JFK Airport New York, New York9:15pm, Late Spring 2003Lt. Sower leaned into the passenger cabin from the cockpit to check on everyone.&nbsp; Noting that everything was alright, he mentioned that he had received an call in the cockpit from Major Davis, indicating that Commander Durant was on his way back to JFK with Lorelai Nguyen.&nbsp; He then decided to show Leonard and Rylee through the cabin, giving them the fifty cent tour.The passenger cabin had twelve large and comfortable chairs spaced in pairs in the cabin.&nbsp; The front of the cabin had a dropdown screen for conferencing and movies on long flights, a small closet and selection of reading materials.&nbsp; Near the rear of the cabin were several closets, containing the controls for the video equipments and a selection of current dvds, clothes, a liquor cabinet, towels, snacks and other foodstuffs.&nbsp; Beyond those closets was a small kitchen, restroom and shower area (much like you'd find in a large recreational vehicle).&nbsp; A trap door in the back lead to storage area below deck as well as the various tanks and inner airplane workings.Upon completing the mini-tour, Sower hung around for a few minutes making small talk before heading back into the cockpit.OOC: Campbell, Fallon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Keia, post: 921234, member: 98"] [i]The Lear Jet, JFK Airport New York, New York 9:15pm, Late Spring 2003[/i] Lt. Sower leaned into the passenger cabin from the cockpit to check on everyone. Noting that everything was alright, he mentioned that he had received an call in the cockpit from Major Davis, indicating that Commander Durant was on his way back to JFK with Lorelai Nguyen. He then decided to show Leonard and Rylee through the cabin, giving them the fifty cent tour. The passenger cabin had twelve large and comfortable chairs spaced in pairs in the cabin. The front of the cabin had a dropdown screen for conferencing and movies on long flights, a small closet and selection of reading materials. Near the rear of the cabin were several closets, containing the controls for the video equipments and a selection of current dvds, clothes, a liquor cabinet, towels, snacks and other foodstuffs. Beyond those closets was a small kitchen, restroom and shower area (much like you'd find in a large recreational vehicle). A trap door in the back lead to storage area below deck as well as the various tanks and inner airplane workings. Upon completing the mini-tour, Sower hung around for a few minutes making small talk before heading back into the cockpit. [size=1]OOC: Campbell, Fallon[/size] [/QUOTE]

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