17 Things Flight Attendants Want You to Know - Wolters World
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Date: 2022-02-04
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Kate
1. Thank you. We legally aren't allowed to lift bags because if we get injured we don't get compensation since the door isn't closed.
2. YES. The other day the jet bridge broke and a guy missed his meeting and I got yelled at.
3. THANK YOU. I had a lady report because she didn't get her water when she wanted.
4. Literally I hate when pax stand in the aisle and ask to go the bathroom during boarding. Have everything ready.
5. Ugh I hate when pax ask what we have. Look at the card and listen to PAs. I hate asking pax do they want with coffee. I drink mine black
7. You nailed it.
8. Thankfully the only diet soda we have is diet coke
9. YES! Thankfully my pax have been good at this
10. Bring your own stuff, you're correct. I bring my own water.
11. I love when pax watch the demo. I should do what Kai did.
12. Yes
13. Thank god my airline has cleaners, but seriously they don't get much time especially on quick turns
14. YES. Ugh I've made these announcements so many times. I had a lady stand up yesterday during taxiing while we were waiting for the plane to pushback because we got in early.
15. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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1. Thank you. We legally aren't allowed to lift bags because if we get injured we don't get compensation since the door isn't closed.
2. YES. The other day the jet bridge broke and a guy missed his meeting and I got yelled at.
3. THANK YOU. I had a lady report because she didn't get her water when she wanted.
4. Literally I hate when pax stand in the aisle and ask to go the bathroom during boarding. Have everything ready.
5. Ugh I hate when pax ask what we have. Look at the card and listen to PAs. I hate asking pax do they want with coffee. I drink mine black
7. You nailed it.
8. Thankfully the only diet soda we have is diet coke
9. YES! Thankfully my pax have been good at this
10. Bring your own stuff, you're correct. I bring my own water.
11. I love when pax watch the demo. I should do what Kai did.
12. Yes
13. Thank god my airline has cleaners, but seriously they don't get much time especially on quick turns
14. YES. Ugh I've made these announcements so many times. I had a lady stand up yesterday during taxiing while we were waiting for the plane to pushback because we got in early.
15. THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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Kate
All good information. Safety is critical and it seems this info is all common sense, but I have flown enough to realize that not everyone understands this. Thanks for the reminder.
Since safety is the #1 job for attendants, pilots, ATC (air traffic control, mechanics, etc. -WHY do CEOs get away with jamming a multitude of cramped seating and narrow aisle ways in a plane? Charging for baggage forces more to use carry-ons, thereby increasing weight, wait, and cramped quarters with personal bags. Evacuation during a crisis would be made more difficult, I would think. Hmm, profits before people, perhaps?
Indeed.
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All good information. Safety is critical and it seems this info is all common sense, but I have flown enough to realize that not everyone understands this. Thanks for the reminder.
Since safety is the #1 job for attendants, pilots, ATC (air traffic control, mechanics, etc. -WHY do CEOs get away with jamming a multitude of cramped seating and narrow aisle ways in a plane? Charging for baggage forces more to use carry-ons, thereby increasing weight, wait, and cramped quarters with personal bags. Evacuation during a crisis would be made more difficult, I would think. Hmm, profits before people, perhaps?
Indeed.
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Lynn
Hey! Thank you so much for this. I did know most of this, mostly because it's logical and common courtesy. However, the challenges is that some individuals don't care and it makes flights more challenging for everyone else. I believe your audience are not the individuals that would do these things, it's those that would never think to watch something like this. This being said, the service provider should provide all passengers with list of do's and don'ts? This way everyone is aware. Just a thought. Thanks again!
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Hey! Thank you so much for this. I did know most of this, mostly because it's logical and common courtesy. However, the challenges is that some individuals don't care and it makes flights more challenging for everyone else. I believe your audience are not the individuals that would do these things, it's those that would never think to watch something like this. This being said, the service provider should provide all passengers with list of do's and don'ts? This way everyone is aware. Just a thought. Thanks again!
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Barbara
Sorry, my remarks had misprints. if you can't swing it! Don't bring it! If bag is too heavy for you, don't bring it. Or if your lucky find a strong individual as k them to put it up, in exchange for buying them a cocktail! also! Bring your own drink and food. Catering knows from past data about how many meals are served on that flight, and it's catered accordingly! Yes, we run out of food! Bring your own! I always do, can't depend on anyone but yourself! Thanks
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Sorry, my remarks had misprints. if you can't swing it! Don't bring it! If bag is too heavy for you, don't bring it. Or if your lucky find a strong individual as k them to put it up, in exchange for buying them a cocktail! also! Bring your own drink and food. Catering knows from past data about how many meals are served on that flight, and it's catered accordingly! Yes, we run out of food! Bring your own! I always do, can't depend on anyone but yourself! Thanks
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Astone20
This is a question to any flight attendant. I am going to France within a few months and due to a terminal breathing condition going high can affect my breathing. I will be wearing a pulse oximeter but due to low vision I can't monitor it and check my oxygen. Our flight attendants able to do that would they be able to come and check my oxygen periodically or should I consider bringing my nurse with me when I travel
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This is a question to any flight attendant. I am going to France within a few months and due to a terminal breathing condition going high can affect my breathing. I will be wearing a pulse oximeter but due to low vision I can't monitor it and check my oxygen. Our flight attendants able to do that would they be able to come and check my oxygen periodically or should I consider bringing my nurse with me when I travel
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Barbara
Don't bring it, if you can't bring it! My flight attendant motto! If your a pax ask another for a like help and tell them you will buy them a cocktail as a thank you! Each plane has a schedule it adheres by. Planes don't wait. Planes travel almost 24 hrs. It goes here, to here, to here, and overnight somewhere. Fa's are there for your safety. We are trained for safety. Get em out, get em out NOW!
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Don't bring it, if you can't bring it! My flight attendant motto! If your a pax ask another for a like help and tell them you will buy them a cocktail as a thank you! Each plane has a schedule it adheres by. Planes don't wait. Planes travel almost 24 hrs. It goes here, to here, to here, and overnight somewhere. Fa's are there for your safety. We are trained for safety. Get em out, get em out NOW!
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Ndstars1
I will never understand people who stand up and block the aisle the second the plane stops. You're not going to de-plane any faster by standing there and waiting for aaalllllll the rows in front of you to exit, and you should know that NO ONE in the rows ahead are going to let you exit before them. So just sit the eff down and wait your turn.
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I will never understand people who stand up and block the aisle the second the plane stops. You're not going to de-plane any faster by standing there and waiting for aaalllllll the rows in front of you to exit, and you should know that NO ONE in the rows ahead are going to let you exit before them. So just sit the eff down and wait your turn.
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Tessa
I used to work for an airline-owned company where we got limited flight benefits. I always told new-hires in training that they needed to make sure that they were the nicest person that the gate agent or flight attendant met all day. I've been the person to get the last standby seat and crew meals on flights where no meal service was offered.
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I used to work for an airline-owned company where we got limited flight benefits. I always told new-hires in training that they needed to make sure that they were the nicest person that the gate agent or flight attendant met all day. I've been the person to get the last standby seat and crew meals on flights where no meal service was offered.
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MrBeatboxmasta
People who yell at service staff for things that are out of their control, think they are making the staff look bad and will fix things. The irony is, it only makes the yeller look ignorant and impulsive. Besides, why would you want to annoy those who could be the difference between you surviving or dying if tragedy strikes?
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People who yell at service staff for things that are out of their control, think they are making the staff look bad and will fix things. The irony is, it only makes the yeller look ignorant and impulsive. Besides, why would you want to annoy those who could be the difference between you surviving or dying if tragedy strikes?
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Jocelyn
Ok people, we understand, not everyone paid the exact same price. But from a flight attendants point of view, those in Economy paid economy, those in Business paid business and so on. So you get economy service or whatever service you paid for. You are equal to those in your class. Ok? Ok. Thanks for understanding.
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Ok people, we understand, not everyone paid the exact same price. But from a flight attendants point of view, those in Economy paid economy, those in Business paid business and so on. So you get economy service or whatever service you paid for. You are equal to those in your class. Ok? Ok. Thanks for understanding.
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