A JetBlue plane had rain leaking through the ceiling while on the ground before takeoff. Do you think it’s still safe to fly — or would you switch planes? Thoughts? ⬇️ 🇺🇸

Thoughts: (1) clearly a Jetstar plane; NOT JetBlue; (2) clearly sitting at the gate and the door not yet sealed and armed. Other than that, cool story bro.

First off it’s JetStar (ShitStar) not JetBlue….big difference. Second why didn’t the FAs close the door? Are they that incompetent that the pilot who has the least amount of door experience close it. 🙄 Then you have the pax wearing yellow crocs. I guess he won’t mind when his crocs melt to his feet in a fire 🔥.

Jesus people, the door is not fucking closed. If it was close the panel under the exit sign would be flush with the rest of the plane. Stop believing everything you see and stop misleading people with incorrect info.

That's not JetBlue. The flight attendant obviously doesn't know how to close a door. Which gives me a little bit of concern.

The door isn't completely closed.

I’d request an exit!

I definitely would…🇺🇸

First off, it’s JetStar, not JetBlue (you missed it twice). It was wind and rain, the door wasn’t fully closed so water got in (same thing happens in your house) Try fact-checking before spewing nonsense. @JetBlue should fine you for stupidity.

Is it my imagination or is that Rodney Dangerfield in dress?

@mcgmouton57 100% not safe

@mcgmouton57 It sure isn’t! 🇺🇸

The guy with the oxygen machine certainly seems concerned

I wouldn’t want to fly with that situation! 💯🇺🇸

It wasn't "leaking" the door wasn't closed.

.....the side of planes are curved, the door is not sealed yet.......like use your heads people.

I would want to switch planes.

You and me both! 🇺🇸

That's NOT JetBlue. It's Australian airline Jetstar.

There is nothing wrong with the aircraft and it’s not the “ceiling”. The boarding door is not closed and can’t be legally until the flight is dispatched. The rain is coming in better the gap in the jetway and the boarding door. Try not to post stupid shit when you clearly don’t know what you are talking about.

If it's leaking water, there's no way the cabin can pressurize. This plane cannot legally fly.

@TheEXECUTlONER_ Oh, quit your whining, it was fine, Once the pilot got the door closed all the way.

Get me off!!!

I feel the same way! 🇺🇸

That is not a JetBlue plane; That is Jetstar, a janky no-frills Asian airline…

The door is not closed! What do you expect!

Crazy coincidence…I got snow in my house when I left the front door open.

tony why do you keep posting the american flag with this Jetstar is australian

Doors leak when they’re not closed properly?!? Try again Tony but think this time.

imagine being in a swimming pool at 30000 feet

Just put a spaghetti pot under the leak get going.

JetStar, not JetBlue and nothing was coming through the ceiling, it was obviously hail coming through the open door. Door closed, problem solved. The only concern here would be weather conditions for takeoff, not integrity of the plane.

If the plane is on the ground and water is coming through the door, they’re not gonna take off for obvious reasons they would never be able to fly over 14,000 feet Unless everyone had oxygen plus that would be a depressurized flight, which wouldn’t be too good for people healthwise

The door seals when the aircraft is pressurized.

It not the ceiling it a door that isn’t closed.

Did they check the upstairs bathroom? Maybe someone left the tub running.

Ok it is a boeing. The doors dont stay shut you have to duct tape them.

If that’s true, the plane would not be able to be pressurized, and this would have been known before taking off because it’s monitored in the cockpit

That's JetStar, Australia. Not jetBlue 🤡

If it is leaking, water might get into some wiring. Though unlikely, it suggests poor attendance to maintainsnce detail. I would be wary.

Because the little lady wasn't strong enough to close it.