17 Things Flight Attendants Want You to Know
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- Flight Attendants keep us safe in the air, but they also want to be able to do their job. So here are 17 things that Flight Attendants want flyers, travelers and vacationers to know when they board the plane.
1. Flight Attendants are not your mother.
2. Don't blame the flight attendants for plane delays if it is out of their control.
3. The plane is just a glorified version of public transportation so everyone is treated equal.
4. Have your stuff ready when you board the plane so you do not keep people from boarding and blocking the aisle.
5. Have your order ready when the flight attendant comes by, you know it is chicken or pasta
6. Please be specific with your drink orders. Your "regular coffee" may not mean the same, say Coffee Black or Coffee 2 sugars one cream.
7. Parents have your kids' orders ready too
8. Diet soda isn't a thing, tell them Diet Coke or Diet Pepsi or Diet Sprite.
9. Tell the flight attendants when you get on the plane about any allergies you have.
10. If you need anything to help you take medicine bring it with you. The plane may not have food and they may not be allowed to bring you a drink for awhile.
11. Pay attention to the safety briefing. It could save your life.
12. If your neighbor rings the call bell and orders something order with them instead of waiting for the flight attendant to come back and send them on another trip back to the galley.
13. Give the flight attendants your trash. It makes a difference on the turnaround time.
14. Stay in your seat until the seat belt sign goes off.
15. Parents, please do not let your kids use the plane as a jungle gym.
16. Bring stuff to entertain your kids and snacks.
17. Parents, don't get drunk on the plane and expect flight attendants to entertain your children.
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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. 😉😁
There's not "Economy Service" and "Business Class Service: or "First Class Service".... There;'s just SERVICE.. The flight Attendants are just as kind and attentive in Economy as they are in First Class, although they usually have more passengers per FA, so you might need to be patient
On most airlines, all three classes of passengers get the same food, but First Class just gets it on fancier plates !! I always fly Economy, and get treated just fine .....
Benjamin Burkhardt ..i like the term extra space. That’s all anyone really wants anyways.
Jocelyn Wolters hi Jocelyn
sorry, but thats not correct. the service in buiness and first is better then the one in economy. They dont get the same food in all classes. Business and Firstclass food is way better. They have more meals and a bigger choice for beverages and meals.
Jocelyn Wolters iiii
As a flight attendant, I cannot thank you enough for making this video. Please add one thing though: Do not go bare foot into the lavatory. That is not water on the floor.
Sinucon I just threw up a bit in my mouth there. That always makes me shudder when I see people walk into the toilet barefoot. Yuck!!! And you are very welcome. I'm glad I could share and thank you for helping us travelers get to our destinations safely.
Sinucon - I agree. Every time I’m on a flight, I remove my shoes to be more comfortable. But I put them back on before going to the lavatories.
lobiapolo2012 perhaps fly with different airlines (not American airlines) and not assume we are all the same? We are human after all.
who takes their shoes off on a flight after watching Cast Away?!?
Sinucon : OMG do people do that? GROSS!
I'm a flight attendant. THANK YOU! One more: dress in layers. Someone is always too hot or too cold and wants the cabin temp adjusted to accommodate THEM.
The only thing i want from the flight attendants is for them to know how much i dont care how much they hate their jobs.
Sir, you are the reason why. No snacks for you!
@@roxannecox7861, youre probably super nice, and i know i was generalizing. I just never seem to get on a plane thats got a nice one. The no snacks for you, actually made me laugh! Have a good day, and safe flights☺
@@TripAMD I'm sorry you get grumpy ones! Snack privileges reinstated, and you can once again enjoy your beverage worry free. Thanks for the laugh!
do you guys accept candy from customers? I have a upcoming 14 hour flight next month and would like to make their day a little brighter..
I’m a Flight Attendant. Only 3 minutes and 17 seconds into the video and I’m already going to say that this video is GOLD
I always act like I am a guest in their house. And, I taught my son the same thing. This has caused us to get the best service.
+Chris Thompson best way to do it. Awesome way to be a good parent Chris
+Crhis Thompson great job (a) teaching your kids by example and (b) teaching them some decency. *thumbs up*
Chris Thompson a
I couldn't have said it better. Well said...thank you.
Flights Camera Action! Your name is hilarious and clever ha! And yea, if more people treated it like that then maybe flying wouldn’t be so bad.
I am not a flight attendant. I am a nervous flyer. Thank you Wolter, for this video. Basically, what he is saying to people is, "dont be a moron."
When you grow up, not even your mother is "your mother"...
+City Go your mother wants you to know she agrees with this comment :)
Yes... in my case, the mother is now a daughter...
flight attendants also don’t get paid for any time spent on the ground, they only get paid when the plane is in flight, which means if you’re frustrated about a delay, so are they.
That's criminal.
The airlines should play this video as part of the in flight entertainment! Chris
that would be nice :)
Maybe straight after the safety demonstration.
The inspiration for the Donald Trump protest blimp over London is at 11:28. Did you know you were part of a prophecy?
Thank you for this one-!! D
Shadowdog500 yes! !!
Well Said.. after all flight attendants are not servants...they are humans... need to treat them with respect...
Some passengers have an entitlement attitude and expect a flight attendant to be their servant on everything, it doesn't work
that way people.
+John Stone exactly
Truth....enough said.
THANK YOU!
My mom was a flight attendant and later a purser with SAS for many years, and man the stories she would tell after a flight!
They deserve better!
Micke Mike I agree
I love how informative and friendly Wolter is. He makes it easier to know what to do when your uncertain of certain things in traveling and all with a smile and jolly personality.
Are your children old enough to realize how lucky they are to travel like this?
I was 9 years old when I took a plane for the first time in my life (I went to the Netherlands). I honestly nearly can’t remember anything of that trip (and I’m only turning 15 in three weeks). That’s so sad😢
I know this is a year old, but anyway. They may not realise right at that age about how lucky they are, but they will appreciate it when they're older. The first time I travelled overseas, I was 10 months old (I turned 1 overseas), and my parents would take my sister and I overseas at least once a year, along with big holidays in Australia. Growing up, I thought it was normal and that most people had the same experiences, but now that I'm 25 and paying for my own holidays I appreciate that I can say I've been to a lot of countries. Obviously I don't have memories of everywhere I went, but I can remember a few memories of most places I've visited from when I went to Scandinavia when I was 8 and onwards. As I said earlier, one day they will think back on their memories and the countries they've visited, and realise how lucky they are. :)
I have been travelling for my whole life I am eleven I have lived in 7 country’s including Solomon Islands Thailand and Cambodia and I travel almost every month
I work in a hospital and these are bang on for most of us, and also restaurant staff and sales staff
+pomfret and pommes frites looks like I need to make some more videos :)
You'd think these would be common sense, but sadly common sense is not so common...
ja met mayo
pomfret and pommes frites I don't know what you're talking about.. but if someones legs are broken then how are they supposed to keep stuff? (I'm not trying to be rude or anything)
I couldn’t agree more!! The amount of time nurses have to remind people that the public hospital is a free service, to save your lives! Not a hotel, not a vacation, not a honeymoon destination, not a place to dump your grandparents so you can have holidays (it happens), not a restaurant (lol). Nurses are definitely not your mother, lover or the cook. Don’t be rude to the nursing staff because surgery has been cancelled - there’s so many reasons why that happens like trauma cases where it’s life and death for someone who’s been in a crash/accident, or there’s just not enough surgeons, or patients themselves didn’t follow instructions like didn’t elevate the leg or ate food when they should have been nil by mouth! There’s so many things I can say about this lol but I’ll leave it at that!
Some flight attendants are so nice. In the way here to Netherlands with KLM, they even gave me a fruit salad (just for me!), without me asking for one, because I'm vegetarian, even though it was not meal time and not their duty to do so. I know it's a small gesture but I felt in the top the world! (just realized I made something here).
vanderboor I might just keep KLM in mind. That's nice! I've known some nice flight attendants, and I always try to be polite to them.
KLM are wonderful. love flying with them.
Jessica Van Der Boor oh yes I agree KLM are lovely they let me in the flight deck.
who's KLM? I'm taking a trip to the UK in august, am still looking for a trustworthy airline
Jessica Van Der Boor I live in Suriname, but I always wished to go to Netherlands
I've known a couple of flight attendants over the years and you may be surprised at how many dudes will give them their business cards hoping to meet up at the final destination. Never works. Hilarious. So, tip 18 - Don't hit on the flight attendants. 😂
+Tosh T yeah. I dated a Flight attendant and she would tell me about all the guys hitting on her. She said thanks but I can't.
I'm sure there are ways around it, but ya... you need to come up with a good story.
Tosh T WTF what is wrong with most men? Jesus.
I treat female flight attendants no differently than their male counterparts because their job is to look out for my safety and the safety of other passengers.
No gameee
My cousin is a flight attendant and she said DO NOT GET ON THE PLANE IF YOU HAVE THE FLU OR ANY OTHER KIND OF CONTAGIOIUS ILLNESS!!!
Madi B oh yea like someone's gonna stay home and not board the flight they paid hundreds of dollars for just cause there a little sick ha dream on
Well, if you have some serious illness then you should not fly and actually it would be illegal. However, sometimes it cannot be omitted to fly while having the flu. That is why you should be vaccinated as an flight attendant. I know it is unfair to all other passengers. Therefore, if flying can be avoided, e.g., it is a holiday season flight home to your parents, cancel the trip and fight the flu (much better than flying and being sick with your parents). However, if you are in *some strange country* and you need to go to your own doctor or a real doctor, flying might not be avoidable. However, you might wear a mask.
That would be logical but, I've noticed on at least 2 occasions that I got a common cold just a few days after I've had a flight and don't think I got it because of cold weather either.
Madi B: What are you supposed to do? That is stupid.
That’d be great, sadly airlines won’t let you change your ticket without a huge fee (if at all), so realistically you’re gonna get sick people on there.
As a PASSENGER, I appreciate you mentioning the part about the kids! I have lost a full day of vacation, which I paid $500. for, because kids kept me awake all night on a redeye Transatlantic flight! And I was not the only one, other people around were talking about it as well. Had I been able to sleep on the flight over, I could have stayed up on arrival, but as it was I had to sleep most of the arrival day, thus loosing a whole day of tourism.
Try coffee.
Boo-hoo, you "loosed" a whole day of tourism after paying $500 for a transatlantic flight (I didn't even know Spirit Airlines made transatlantic flights!)
This video should be shown on the IFE on every flight, regardless of airlines alliances. Great video!
Rule of thumb, treat others the way you want to be treated!
I just wanted to thank you for your tips. I did follow your advise on my flight from JFK to Brussels last week and got a great compliment from the flight attendants. I told them exactly how I want my coffee as you suggested, and they were amazed. They said they want more passengers like me. That's thanks to you!
So in short this means: Don't be an ass on the plane. It is a shame that adult people have no impulse control at least on planes, trains, trams and buses outside of China and Japan. I have the feeling that they forget that they are not alone on this planet and that others are equally relevant. A core element of many religions is "be nice to each other". Looks like there are exceptions when it comes to public transport.
I've never seen anyone mutter "the customer is always right" without using it as an excuse to be a Grade A dick.
Sorry, been on both sides of that argument. If you are being rude then, the rude one is not right. Sometimes they're both wrong.
My husband and I went to Ireland last year and had some issues, most likely from being naive about out of the country travel. It was our first time out of the country and I was disappointed. This year we are going to Italy and I am researching how to have more know how, in hopes we have more luck this time. I started watching youtube videos about smart travel and I have to say that hands down your videos are easily the best. We have watched many of your videos and they have been really helpful. I bought a backpack that is anti theft for the trains per your advice among other things we have done based off your suggestions. Thank you for making these videos! It makes me feel more confident this time around.
My favorite purchase for my first European trip was an anti-theft cross body purse. I've always hated purses but I bought it anyway. I loved it! I use it everyday now. It has locking zippers and wire reinforcements in the strap and the body. Of course it has RIFD protection too.
My daughter had to fly last year with both her hands & wrists in braces. Couldn't even buckle her seatbelt. I was given permission to assist her to the gate and the airline personnel took it from there. She wouldn't have made it without them! So next time you think about being a needy little whiner, consider that you might be taking their time away from someone who really needs it.
I've always thought "regular coffee" meant "not decaf" but your point is valid. Good tips!
i hadn't even thought about that since i don't drink coffee but i had flight attendants from three different airlines tell me that one :)
Where I'm from it means " with cream and sugar".
see? where i come from it means filter coffee (=drip coffee), i.e. no espresso, no latte this, no capputhat, no nonsense. you have to say extra wether you want milk or/and sugar.
Definitely is dependant where you go. It's still important to specifically say black because saying Americano in say, Ireland, will still have cream in it and not be just black. ;) So trust Wolter when he says: BE SPECIFIC.
Regular coffee to me, means black coffee without sugar. I don't take my coffee that way, so I ask for two milk, no sugar.
Excellent advice. Especially about working out the kids' orders in advance.
Such great advice as always! I hope this video can be a reminder to people to remember to be RESPECTFUL! it's not hard to be polite and it's sooo important!
Omg, for the love of all that’s great yes!
#14, and especially #15
“Oh they’re just kids being kids” is NOT a valid excuse to let your child run wild or act up anywhere in public, on planes included
Yay! So much love to our countless flight attendants and crews! 2+ years of research on this vid, I hope it helps smooth trips for y'all. ❤✈
+Jocelyn Wolters thank you to all the flight attendants and ground staff
It seriously took you two years to research this because it's common sense?
Gina Sellers we spent 2 years talking to flight attendants, baggage handlers, airport/airline staff and crew for many videos, this is just the first. It's been a lot of work and having one video come out of that is reason for joy in my world 😉 And you'd be shocked at the number of people for whom this is not common sense! Some of the stories we have heard are outrageous and full of stupidity. Be glad you were blessed for this information to be common sense to you. 😁
The problem is that most of this kind of people don't watch youtube videos about traveling
Thank you for this. I have been flying my whole life and I’m about to fly with my 11 month old for the very first time and my uncle who is a flight attendant gave me some great tips to make everything easier on us, flight attendants, and the passengers. His tips are to talk to your pediatrician about something to help small children sleep, if there is no turbulence and the child is inconsolable then walk to the end of the plane and hold your child and rock them a little, ask the flight attendants where to change your children’s diapers, and be friendly to the flight attendants! Being friendly and considerate can really be beneficial and they are more willing to give you tips and tricks on how to help your children stay calm.
I am allergic to peanuts by touch. I don’t wait until boarding. I inform the airline when I buy my ticket, if possible I order a meal that is safe for me. My doctor writes me a note on his Rx pad explaining I must have my epi pen on board, because a couple of years after 9/11 the TSA screener tried to take it away. At the gate and when boarding I then inform the airline again and tell them I’m caring an epipen and where it is. I also dress so that I can avoid touching common surfaces long sleeves and pants. I use my sleeve as a glove opening doors or holding railings.
Just so people understand the reason airlines might declare a flight peanut free is about some weird fairness idea. It is because it is a skin contact allergy and they don’t want to have to divert for a medical emergency.
Obye239 it costs $0.00 to have some empathy and compassion for someone who has what is arguably one of the worst (in terms of prevalence of the allergen) allergies around. No one's flight is ruined because they can't have peanuts for like 3 hours. You are (presumably) not five years old, don't have a tantrum over being peanut free for a brief moment in your life. It's pretty shameful to suggest that people with contact allergies don't deserve the same opportunities for travel and fun that people without them do.
Obye239 so apparently people with peanut allergies aren’t allowed to travel now simply because it could “ruin it for everyone else”? Since when was a peanut free airplane a “ruined” flight? Do you love peanuts that much? Also, it’s not like one can help having the allergy. They were born with it. Should all people with severe peanut allergies never leave their house since it’s so inconvenient to you and apparently ruins everything? Lmao. Go fuck yourself.
I have the same issue but with tree nuts. I was told ahead of time they only document for peanut allergies and not other ones. Well in first class I tell them not to give me the nuts. About half the time they put them in front of me. I've never had an issue with an epi pen domestic or international. I bring 2 since each one only provides a short time of relief.
The pretzels are better anyway.
Kimberly Herbert Canadian Airlines stopped serving any kinds of nuts or snacks containing nuts years ago. As a person with a nut allergy I’m always shocked when I fly outside the Country & have to Request no nuts....
Excellent tips. Sounds like
common sense to me. Be courteous & all will go well for the most part. Thanks for posting. Sadly we all need to keep being reminded. Cheers.
Too bad common sense is not so common.
+DJ Maestro amen
What is that saying? "Common sense is the least common thing in the world," or something like that.
If common sense was common everybody would have it.
i think No 18 should be that most flight attendants don't get paid until the plane is in the air. so 1H delay for you is 1H less pay for them plus a bunch of ratty customers.
SUSHIWARRIOR that's right! The busiest time when passengers are probably the most stressed and frankly rude and the flight attendants aren't even getting paid!
Jocelyn Wolters That's insane.. It's hard to believe that that's true. Also, you're very beautiful, Mr. Wolter is a lucky man.
Art Of Warring well thank you. And it's just another reason to be kind to your flight attendants. 😊
Er... Nice idea, but -- and I don't know which airline you're thinking of -- but it's rubbish. Flight attendants get a salary like anyone else. Or at least, they do here in the UK.
Pascal. What airlines pay their flight attendants only while they are in the air. I don’t think it’s the case in Australia either.
Don't poke Flight Attendants
+Gma Rod this is true. Probably should have had that one on there
Don’t poke anyone
I poked a flight attendant several times over the course of about two months. She was more than happy with it. 😉
@@unclemayhem6696 I'm pretty sure she was poked by some pilots as well...
Very considerate of you to make this video, Mark. This is great !
+J Gamez we talked to so many flight attendants over the years I'm glad we could get this out to share.
Great advice, it's just a shame many passengers are just "self centred"
+Genial Harry Grout yeah. It could make for such a better flying experience if we just all tried to be a bit kinder to each other
Yeah there are some nasty people sadly
I love binging on even your old videos. You seriously have great content and I've learned so much from you! Keep doing your thing
Thank you so much for this video!
Great Video 👍. Thank you for posting.
Being a flight attendant there's only one thing to say: Thank you so much for this video 🙏🏼
This is a great video. I had this very conversation with a woman with whom I use to work. I explained to her a flight attendants main job is to get you from point a to point b safely. They go thru weeks and weeks of safety training. They learn how to serve food in drink in a week. Be kind to flight attendants. They deserve to be treated much better than some people treat them.
Actually it is the pilot's job to get you from Point A to Point B. Not the flight attendant.
I discovered you yesterday and I’m obsessed. I’m going over seas for the first time. To Ireland. But so many of your videos are helpful!!!
Top tips. Thanks for sharing
I went on my 1st flight 18 years ago and I told the attendant it was my first. She was so nice and came by and checked on me. It was a flight from Norfolk to New York on a smallish prop plane just before 911. Just before we took off she said it's just like riding on a roller coaster, lol, it wasn't, but that helped. I'll be going on a much longer flight in a few months to Europe and I am very anxious. My advice let the attendant know you are nervous, sometimes, if they are not to busy, they will keep an eye on you.
Great tips - good reminders that common sense and good manners are important, on the ground and in the air.
+Psalm 122:6 S exactly
Thank you ,"Wolters World", for all your wonderful flying tips. I use to travel a lot by car but now i'm traveling by airplane. All tips are very helpful. Safe traveling.
So much of this is common sense, which most people leave at home when they go on holiday. Great video, good sensible tips.
Well Said, Mark. Manners should never go out of style. Consideration, safety and simple etiquette can make the world revolve smoother. Isn't something that so many people (grown) have to be reminded of these things. It is sadly becoming a selfish world. You & your family are quite the gems of our Globe-Trekking tribe. As always, thanks for your tips.
Excellent Info Mark.
This is great info that needs to be shared. I've flown a fair number of times, and I've never personally encountered a bad flight attendant. I know it's a hard job, and I try to be as thankful as I can. I can only imagine what it's really like....
Ive seen flight attendants having to deal with awkward customers on long haul flights on a few occasions and i take my hat of too them. Its a hard job and i always make a point of thanking them when i get of the plane at my destination.
Love your videos. Always a pleasure to watch.
Nice holiday Backdrop! Thank You for the tips re: Plane travel.
You are teaching travelers good etiquette...let's hope we are all taking note!
Recently when my family was flying back to the US from Germany on Lufthansa and my mom asked the flight attendant if he could do anything about the screaming baby (which I thought was foolish to ask in the first place), the flight attendant smiled and said he wished. Made my flight lol.
That's what Bose headphones were invented for.
@@SuperEman500 Benadryl is cheaper. ☺
Very important stuff in this video! I completely agree with all even though I’m not a flight attendant.
+OnTheGoWithCarson thanks Carson
First class lax to London
Same
Omg Thank you as a flight attendant for posting this!!!!
Great helpful tips.
Hello Wolters World, I would just like to say that I absolutely love your videos:-)
Thank you!
We all do. He has a very paternalistic approach towards his audience 😁. He reminds me of my father.
And it’s true. We all cringe at exposed bare feet, especially when they’re close enough (hanging in the aisle) to touch us *shudders.* Please everyone, keep your socks on! Or put a blanket over them. I’ll get you one. Have a little bit of shame. 😄
Brilliant! I've been flying all my life and I really hate it when other passengers are discourteous to the crew or don't do as they are told, putting everyone's schedule and safety at risk. It's really a case of treat everyone else as you want to be treated so the world is a nicer place. Love your style too.
Important info-thank you so much!
Great video like always!
thank you!
You're doing amazing job! Love your videos 😃 Greetings from Poland!
+Boris Guziński thank you boris!!
Flight attendant here! This is a wonderful video!!! These points are bang on. So many things that could make things easier for flight attendants and passengers.
You totally rock! I just love these videos and I think this is one of my favorites so far.
Great list. Spot on. Bit depressing that a list like this is even needed. It's all just common sense and consideration for others..
Another reason is you must stay in your seat during take off landing and on the ground is literally the balance of the plane. I only found this out from being a ground handler. Being out of your specified place during these critical times effects the balance of the plane and change the characteristics of the handling of the vehicle. This can make it difficult or dangerous for the pilot to control land and take off. Potentially in extreme cases causing the engines to stall by not getting enough lift and crashing or on the ground, making it tail heavy and tip up.
Your seating position is not random! It is calculated by estimated weight by male/female/ child / infant so the plane can stay in balance for take off and landing safely.
It's also why passengers get loaded to the front first to keep it nose heavy
+djcarbines that would explain why on some smaller planes they have moved us around for take off and landing but then we could sit where we wanted when we were flying. Thank you for sharing.
Wolters World exactly. The smaller the plane, the bigger impact your position and weight has on the balance. An ATR weighing around 20 tonnes and a fully loaded 747 or 380 over 200!
Wonderful travel tips!
What a beautiful background. The lights and all!
At 1:34...is that Hartsfield in Atlanta? (I used to work for Delta...years ago...when the earth was young)
Philip Partain I think so. We are big Delta fans.
I'll fly only with Delta! It's pretty awesome.
Thanks, Mark. I would add that anyone who has anxiety or claustrophobia should see their doctor and get a sedative. Having a panic attack on an airplane would be extremely bad for everyone.
Oh yeah, personal hygiene and leaving your shoes on, those are important as well.
+LivingInVancouverBC amen to personal hygiene. The picture if Jocelyn holding her nose and when I talked a bit about turbulence were two times Jocelyn was almost sick on the plane because the person next to her smelled so bad :)
LivingInVancouverBC one of my dear friends sat next to a man who used the flight time to trim his nails, all 20 of them. 🤢
People who do that usually require 20 snips per nail, you know, to do the job right. Worst I've seen is a guy clipping his nails while the keynote speaker was talking at a banquet. Took him 20 minutes just to trim his finger nails.Thankfully, he must've clipped his toe nails at home.
LivingInVancouverBC I really need a vomit emoji! Ack!!!
+LivingInVancouverBC #19 Keep your damn shoe on. First, they might be smelly. And second, do people really know what other people drop on the carpet/floor. Best thing keep your shoes on. And do not wear trekking boots.
Great info...thanks
All your videos are so helpful!
I cracked so hard at *flight attendant is not your mother* 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Most of these things are common courtesy. I particularly like not standing while seatbelt sign is on. Unless you have a connecting flight, I can never understand why people jump up as soon as the plane stops. I usually wait until almost everyone is almost off the plane
Because I'm 6' 4" and 30" of leg space for 9 hours is super uncomfortable
@@MajorMlgNoob exactly this. After a 14 hour flight, even though I've moved around during the flight from time to time (if possible, sometimes difficult due to turbulence) I need to stand up. But I do try to stand up and for instance turn around and sit on my knees on the seat so I don't block the aisle until it's time to move off.
Thank you Professor 👏🏻
So helpful! Thanks. :)
#18: Don't demand the captain to make a public announcement apologizing for a gate change. 😂
It happened on a Lufthansa flight from Munich to Bremen this August. A lady had almost missed the flight because of a gate change that had been made one hour before departure. Inside the plane she really wanted the captain to apologize on behalf of Lufthansa! All the other passengers couldn't stand her annoying yelling. Of course everybody had looked at the screens at the airport, many (me too) had given their email address to the airline and got a notification email one hour before departure.
+van03de that's why I always check the boards even if my app or boarding pass say something else
+van03de In most airports and on many tickets there is an advice. Please check the gate, they may change. They can also change 30 min before the flight so reading the boards is always a good idea. Unfortunately, there exist self-entitled persons which think the earth revolves around them. They always find something to complain about. From my perspective, this women was lucky. She looked at the gates way too late, but still she made it. So sit down and star relaxing.
Yes yes yes yes yes! And even when you're at the gate, there's always an electronic display letting you know what the next flight out is that they're servicing, so make sure to check that as well to ensure you're at the right gate. And sometimes even the online data for a flight will be incorrect even if you're looking at the airport's website, so the boards are your friend.
I've always been curious as to what people think an apology is going to do for them. I mean if I, personally, hurt or offend someone, I'm going to apologize so they will know it wasn't intentional. But I really don't understand why so many people demand a public apology. It is certainly just noise if you have to ask for it.
I'd like to add that the first point doesn't include if you get special assistance (at least from my own personal experience). The airport assistance staff hand your bag(s) to the flight attendant who will take it and guide you to your seat, and then they'll place it in the overhead for you (after checking with you that there's nothing inside it that you will need). A couple of times I've even had one attendant going in front of me with my carry on and another coming behind with my pillows. I always thank them because I'd never manage to do it on my own, not just because of my disability but also because I'm that short!
Good information! Most of us know these things but it's good to be reminded. Thanks!
Yep. and you are very welcome
Great job.
Another great video. I don’t treat the FA’s like my mother, I treat them like my daughter lol. Just kidding. My advice is treat them nice, say please and thank you, and above all have patience. They have a tough job and work very hard. I always thank them for working so hard and for keeping me safe.
Most annoying thing ever is when people jump out of their seat once the plan hits the ground and also when people try and get out of the plan first. Calm down! Wait your turn! Everything will be ok!
Thank you SO MUCH. Its not just parents who need to know how get their little ones to behave. But better screening. Pre flights for "intoxicating" in So called Adults. . Wonderful video. I loved and subscribed
I travel loads & I have found your video's to be great & informative. Keep up the great work 😀
Also, please respect our workspace, it’s not your yoga studio; when we’re speaking to you, please take your headphones off; please do not poke or touch us to get our attention, just say, “excuse me;” please keep your nail clippers in your bag; your socks on your feet (this is one of the biggest offenses...we see your bare feet, and we all look in cringe at them together...I honestly wish there were “No visible bare feet” placards); and please keep your feet down where we can’t see them; and, finally, please don’t seriously order an “Americano” after I just told you that we don’t serve Frappachinos (wtf?) but only Starbucks coffee and then tell me that you’re upset about this, as one passenger did last night (just don’t be that dumb).
Love,
your flight attendants
+boot2themoon I'm sorry. I completely forgot the don't poke one. That is a definite not cool one. And the bare feet thing makes me gag when i see them go into the bathroom on hour 8 of a 10 hour flight... gag... it's not water on the floor. Oh wow. Yucky. Thank You for commenting and thank you for helping us and other travelers get to our vacations, families, jobs and home. We appreciate what you and your colleagues do for travelers.
Wolters World Don’t be sorry, you more or less nailed it! Just thought I’d throw in those additional anecdotes after 5 years of flying.
@The Order of the Black Dragon Her comment was not bitter. You should willingly accept love whenever it is given :)
@The Order of the Black Dragon still salty about not having the americano?
I don't quite get the "visible feet" one. Some people shouldn't take off their shoes due to the smell, but taking off the socks as well and putting them away might even reduce the smell (or its duration).
Is it really the sight of bare feet that disgusts people, or am I missing something? And do you never go to a public pool because of that?
Also, if you have an allergy or special dietary need, you can use the airline's website to tell them in advance. Especially if you have a severe peanut allergy, you want to make sure there are no peanuts on that flight. Making sure to tell them your dietary needs in advance is easy and saves a lot of trouble for yourself and the attendants.
Thank you! Thank you THANK YOU!
Thanks for this!!!
Great video as always, thanks! Only thing I would say is that not everyone pays the same amount for tickets at all. Not that the flight attendants should treat you anyone differently anyway.
+Wayne Hagler it's by cabin in their mind. So if you are in economy you paid "economy" and if you are in business you pad "business" if you catch my meeting
Wolters World you will be treated by class but specific prices within class will vary!
Gotcha. That makes sense.
+djcarbines yes.
"Have your order ready" is also sound advice for when you're eating at, say, McDonald's.
Please figure out what you want to eat while in queue.
Great informative video ! We love your channel . AND THANKS FOR FLYING DELTA ！
Very useful. Thank you.
Mmm I love those delta cookies
+Catofatness 0 they are pretty good
The delta cookies are the beeest
Something I learned as well is to compliment the pilot on the landing (assuming it didn't knock a filling out) if they are stood by the door. On a reddit AMA they don't get much enjoyment from hearing it was a nice flight as that's all done by computer.
+Ralph Hardwick I did that and the pilot even said he didn't do much. It was all autopilot. I wasn't sure how to answer
Congratulate him on his computer programming skills I guess?
Computer operation skills.
I highly doubt he has the time to made source modifications, recompile, deploy, and utilize that code. Plane OSs are also real-time systems (the OS guarantees that it will be responsive 100% of the time) which complicates the programming even further.
Someone took things a little literally. Happy new year, I hope '18 is a great one for you.
Ralph Hardwick omg I always thank the pilot & attendants. They deserve it.
you are one very educational dude .......travel prospective"s you make alot of sense....im so glad that i found and subscribed to your channel
Thank you! ❤