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luggage were loaded aboard a small twin-
engined plane. The pilot, a little man with a completely
shaven head, nodded curtly to us, and off we taxied to a
runway. For some two miles we taxied and then pulled in
to a bay to wait our turn to take off. The pilot of a big inter-
continental plane waved to us, and spoke hurriedly into his
microphone. Our pilot uttered some words which I cannot
repeat, and said, "We have a -- puncture."
The air was rent by a screaming police siren. A police
cruiser raced madly along a service road and pulled up
alongside us with a mad squeal of tires. "Police? What
have we done now?" I asked myself. More sirens, and the
fire brigade arrived, men spilling off as the machines
slowed. The policemen came across and spoke to our pilot.
They moved away to the fire engine, and at last the police
and firemen moved off A repair car raced along, jacked up
the plane in which we were sitting, removed the offending
wheel-and raced off. For two hours we sat there waiting