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On one flight I was on across the Atlantic, the Orthodox Jewish man who was sitting beside me got up and went to an emergency exit to pray. It involved bowing his head at the door and touching the handle for some reason.
Probably to steady himself. Encounters with the Divine make some people woozy.
The plane made an emergency landing 13 minutes early? Methinks everyone was told to sit down for landing and this guy decided his invisible friend would be pissed if he didn't get his prayer on right this second while the seatbelt sign was on. Cue flight attendants telling him to sit down and the inevitable "why do you hate my religious freedom?" butthurt, and arrestilarity ensues.
And yes, I can totally see Christians pulling this sort of thing if they were convinced that their invisible friend required prayers on strict schedule.
