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Why do superstitious travelers sometimes cause massive flight delays by throwing loose change at the airplane?

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Why do superstitious travelers sometimes cause massive flight delays by throwing loose change at the airplane?

Why do superstitious travelers sometimes cause massive flight delays by throwing loose change at the airplane?
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