Every Cessna Pilot's Fantasy

I think everybody who has ever putted around the sky in a small plane like I have has had the fantasy of one day being on an jetliner when the frantic call comes out "is there a pilot on board?"
"Why yes, I'm a pilot, and I'll land this thing for you."

Well, I've flown many, many miles and it's never happened to me, but it did happen to a flight attendant with a commercial license:

An air hostess helped land a jet carrying 146 passengers after the co-pilot had an apparent mental breakdown over the Atlantic Ocean, investigators revealed today.

The UK-bound plane made an emergency diversion to Shannon Airport, in Ireland, last January after the Air Canada flight officer began a ‘rambling and disjointed’ conversation, said an official report.

Another attendant suffered wrist injuries as the crew forcibly removed the co-pilot from the cockpit controls and restrained him in a seat in the cabin.

The captain of the Boeing 767 from Toronto to Heathrow asked staff to seek out any trained pilots onboard.

One of the female cabin crew came forward saying she had a commercial pilot’s licence and was asked to take over in the co-pilot’s seat.

The captain praised the attendant to investigators for helping him safely land the plane at Shannon, where the ill flight officer was removed and admitted to the acute psychiatric unit of Ennis Regional Hospital for 11 days.

Realistically, my chances of safely landing a commercial jet wouldn't be much better than a non-pilot, but still, I can dream....