Jort Kelder crawls into a neat program from the NPO on the poor Hans Klok. Everything to make his point about Transavia, the tight chairs and the overhanging meat that you are dealing with.
We all know him as the Kakker among Dutch celebrities: the already 60-year-old Jort Kelder. He leaves in the Good evening Netherlands From yesterday it turns out that he would rather keep the common people out of his travel classes. What is he most annoyed by? Countrymen who step into the plane with their children, who then run through the aisle.
Fundamental right
It is horrible, says Jort. “It is a kind of fundamental right now that everyone goes on a journey and you can also take your children with you. I actually think that until a certain age parents should take responsibility and: not on the plane for a moment. Not intercontinental anyway and in Europe you can take the car.”
Yet driving to southern Spain is quite a challenge. Jort also sometimes has to go to the Mediterranean, and then you will soon come to Transavia – to his own horror. “I had to be in the Mediterranean a few times and there really only flies something with a T and that is actually always full and you are really like that.”
Scream
A horrible popular airline, Jort thinks it. “That is screaming from the first to the last minute.”
Why doesn’t he buy seats anymore? “Well, I only now heard that that is possible. I thought you should have a passport number. I want the whole list and that doesn’t work. I have not yet succeeded, but it seems to be possible.”
Hans
Next time Jort will try it. Even to not end up next to someone of 160 kilos. “That will then gulp over that handrail. You can’t find anything about it.”
He concludes in the neat NPO talk show: “If I sit down on Hans here in the studio? From: yes, Hans just think that is normal! Yes, Hans thinks it is nice by chance, but that is Hans!”