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PIPELINE PATROL PILOTS SPOT GAS LEAKS FROM AIR
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Carsickness, seasickness and airsickness have never plagued me. I
thrive on the fastest spinning rides at carnivals, even after the
corndogs.
But, I put my intestinal stamina to the limit in a sleek,
Italian airplane, crossing Oklahoma at about 1,000 feet or lower
with a stiff wind. As it turned out, I literally had the opportunity
to toss my cookies.
Susie Lambert, a pipeline patrol pilot for Natural Gas Pipeline
Co. of America of Lombard, Ill. - who came recommended by th...
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