At Least She’s The Only One Who Can Turn It On

As the pilot, she has no reason to stowaway on her own plane. But this is a very cool picture. Luckily for her, she is the only one who can turn on the plane. This is why she doesn’t have to worry about it suddenly switching on while she’s sitting there.

Stowing is commonly done on the wheels. It’s so common that it has its own Wikipedia page. To prove this fact: the first recorded wheel stowaway happened on 7 August 1946. An Indonesian 12-year-old named Bas Wie survived a flight to Darwin in Australia. He naturalized and married there in 1958.