TDescribing the Federal Aviation Administration in Metaphors

Running Head : THE FEDERAL AVIATION IN METAPHORS

Illustrating the Federal Aviation in Figure of Speech

Jhourlad Estrella

THE FEDERAL AVIATION IN METAPHORS

A few years after the Wright brothers gave wings to machines , each pilot went with his own "flight . Some flew for honor and made the next continent his one-day neighbor . The world witnessed the world 's most spectacular fireworks display in the time called World War II , proudly brought to us by men-driven tin birds trying to shoot each other down (I wonder why they call it dog-fighting ) A

few survivors of this child 's play made it to a country called "Land of the Rising Sun " for a dose of morning sunshine and let hell lose in the process . Hiroshima and Nagasaki did a duet of the Funebre on their way to Oblivion with scorched souls singing "Tora ! Tora " in the background . Nice blending though . The world is in standing ovation . Others made a show of their own every once in a while doing a perfect 10 take off and landing with a flat 0

Hooray ! Behold , the mean , tin flying machines . Thanks to the Wright-eous brothers for that great performance

If the Popes of Planes taught machineries to fly , the Federal Aviation Agency taught them how to flock . Formed in 1958 by the guiding hands of the Federal Aviation Act after discovering that mid-air collision is indeed dangerous to passengers , the Civil Aeronautics Administration (CAA ) handed down air safety regulations to the newly-born FAA . Aside...